UCSC treats 500 thrilled youngsters to performance of Cinderella The theater was packed and the audience let out a roaring cheer as last week's special late-morning performance of Cinderella began. The audience of nearly 500 youngsters from regional schools was treated to the show by UCSC as part of the campus's ongoing effort to expose young children to the educational and cultural opportunities of college. Pictured: Dandini (Ali El-Gasseir) looks on as Prince Charming (Nate Larson) realizes that the mysterious girl has left her glass slipper. (Photo: S. DiBartolomeo) (More) Text Only Version	December 4-10, 2000 Vol. 5, No. 17 UCSC will play key role in new California Institute for Science and Innovation Manganese exposure may speed the emergence of Parkinson's disease symptoms Last week for campus's Second Harvest food drive Le Boeuf to serve as interim vice chancellor for research Academic Senate endorses written evaluations Chancellor holds fall forum with staff NAACP president Kweisi Mfume to address UCSC King Memorial Convocation