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Volume 2 Number 33 April 13-19, 1998 Accolades Administrative Messages Calendar Classified Ads Contracts and Grants Letters to the Editor Making the News Publications Take Note Slug Sports Search Past Issues Go to Past Issues Text Edition	Conference examines film interpretations of the Holocaust After Adolf Hitler's rise to power in 1933, the Nazis issued an identification card to every Jewish person under their dominion. The "J" on the cover indicated that the card's bearer was Jewish. The card shown here is part of the Neufeld Family Archive, which was established through the Neufeld-Levin Chair in Holocaust Studies. The chair is supporting an upcoming conference on the Holocaust as it is portrayed in film.	Historian receives France's highest academic honor University teams up to create organic farm at former Fort Ord Two UCSC graduates win journalism awards Legislator addresses environmental studies seminar A reminder: Banana Slug Spring Fair scheduled for April 18 Chancellor issues letter on fall '98 admissions Researcher receives $100,000 fellowship Conservation targets won't prevent extinction disaster, researchers say Alumni Association seeks 1998-99 award nominations

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