UCSC computer scientists analyze and assemble data for Human Genome Project In an intensive effort over the past few months, UCSC researchers created a powerful new computer program and used it to assemble the "working draft" of the human genome announced last week by leaders of the international Human Genome Project (more). The working draft is now available on a UCSC web site (more). CURRENTS ONLINE is produced every two weeks during the summer. The next issue will be posted on Monday, July 17. Text Only Version	July 3-16, 2000 Vol. 5, No. 1 State budget invests in UC teaching, research, public service Aída Hurtado attends White House meeting on Hispanic education Need a good summer read? The experts have some tips Summer construction continues with work on upper East Field, other projects Cosmic art on display at Lick Observatory Fitness buffs pledge allegiance to new Wellness Center Conferences and camps keep UCSC busy for the summer Oral history documents one of country's oldest women's health centers Arboretum celebrates with art, New Zealand culture Biology Department offers new 'ecology and evolution' major UC President writes to lab managers and employees