Visiting U.S. senator seeks independent probe of Sept. 11 Sen. Carl Levin of Michigan discussed terrorism, the Enron scandal, and funding for education during a visit to campus on Thursday. Speaking at a reception hosted by trustees of the UCSC Foundation, Levin said that Congress should create an independent "blue-ribbon panel" to look into American intelligence failures before the September 11 terrrorist attacks. Levin is a member of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence. More More Campus News: Flowers and berries kick off Farm's Cart opening June 4... UCSC faculty meet with biotech industry representatives... Fire Department offers CPR and basic first aid classes... Campus map available now online... and more. Text Only Version	June 3-9, 2002 Vol. 6, No. 40 UC president discusses state budget's 'May Revise' Up-to-date schedule for commencements 12 transfer student awarded $20,000 scholarships Intertidal monitoring program aids sanctuary, students Academic Senate Announces Excellence in Teaching Awards Book shows that debates over the role of films are nothing new Researchers find clues to prion proteins Long Marine Lab sets 'Whale of an Auction' for June 14 Santa Cruz loses local public radio's Eric Schoeck Students back fee hikes for transit, radio station