Astronomers amazed at quality of Hubble's images NASA has released the first views of the universe taken by the Hubble Space Telescope's new advanced camera, and the image quality has impressed even astronomers who worked on the camera. "We had always advertised this camera as being able to do 10 times better than the old one, but it still amazed us to see the results," said UCSC professor of astronomy and astrophysics Garth Illingworth, deputy leader of the camera's science team. More More Campus News: Celebrate spring with strawberry shortcake... Astronomer Reta Beebe to give community talk... Open forum on faculty and staff housing May 20... Outdoor Rental Center surplus sale... Alumni Association invites nominations for annual awards... and more. Text Only Version	May 13-19, 2002 Vol. 6, No. 37 Governor's 'May revision' includes deep cuts to UC Campus postponing implementation of 24/7 parking UCSC astronomers elected to Academy of Arts and Sciences Art in the Arboretum event is a sure sign of spring Computer scientist wins NSF grant for software research Summer Session drawing 'very focused' students TAPS conducting annual transportation survey Academic Senate meets Friday, May 17 Gamelan ensemble performs 25th anniversary concert New web pages used to 'demystify' job classifications