New arts program answers needs of two communities It's quite common these days for UCSC senior Jessica Fisher to take a walk downtown and be hailed enthusiastically by a group of excited preteens. It's not that she resembles Britney Spears or anything like that. Rather, Fisher teaches art in a local junior high every week, which has given her a small fan club of her own. Fisher is one of 58 UCSC students who reach more than 1,700 secondary school students each week through ArtsBridge, a UC program created to increase arts enrichment in California's secondary schools. (More) Text Only Version	March 6-12, 2000 Vol. 4, No. 28 How to improve working conditions tops discussion at latest staff forum The horror of it all: Alumna tells tales of vampires, film classes, and a career in television Seymour Marine Discovery Center will open with weekend of activities on March 11-12 Getting the lowdown with a fitness evaluation Innovative recycling ideas earn two undergrads awards and internships from Salz Leathers Study suggests sewage in urban runoff may spur growth of harmful algal blooms UCSC faculty member examines the U.S. presidency