UCSC information related to the terrorist attacks Chancellor Greenwood will welcome new and returning students to campus Sunday night with a special Twilight Vigil remembering those who lost their lives earlier this week. Faculty, staff, and family members are also invited to the event, which begins at 6 o'clock in the Upper Quarry Amphitheater (behind the Whole Earth Restaurant).  A complete resource, including stories and links on the following subjects: (More) Crisis counseling and support available to all UCSC staff, faculty, and students "Move-in" schedule for UCSC students unchanged Reports from East Coast about whereabouts of members of the UCSC community, their relatives, or their friends Political experts on campus urge the Bush administration to exercise restraint The Red Cross asking for help Messages from Chancellor Greenwood and UC President Atkinson CURRENTS ONLINE is produced every two weeks during the summer. The next issue will be posted on Monday, September 17. Text Only Version	September 3-16, 2001 Vol. 6, No. 5 New book tells of struggles that paved the way for Labor Day Robert C. Miller Jr. appointed as new vice chancellor for research Alum Kent Nagano to be inaugurated as principal conductor of Los Angeles Opera $1 million grant to support research on environmental toxicology Robert L. Sinsheimer awarded UC Presidential Medal Shakespeare Santa Cruz names interim artistic director Molly Ivins in Arts & Lectures lineup for 2001-02 Two-way bus service expected to ease campus transportation Farm's fall plant sale Sept. 14-15 features greens--and recipes, too