World-renowned musician accepts UCSC teaching post Sarode master Ali Akbar Khan, considered to be one of the world's greatest living musicians, has been named Distinguished Adjunct Professor of Music at UCSC. A "national living treasure" of India, Khan is regarded as the most accomplished interpreter of Indian classical music alive today. Khan accepted his UCSC appointment this week. His first formal activity with UCSC will be a public concert in the campus's Music Center Recital Hall on Friday, October 15. (More) Currents Online has been redesigned. Let us know what you think.   Text Only Version	Sept. 27-Oct. 3, 1999 Vol. 4, No. 8 Chancellor Greenwood issues annual fall address to campus community Researchers obtain first detailed images of a complete ribosome UCSC, city of Santa Cruz reach accord on parking structure Academic Information System replaces an old campus database Construction continues in 1999-2000 UCSC and Quantum Corp. release S.M.A.R.T. software Nine students receive $20,000 scholarships Y2K: Three months and counting Dinner, picnic bring levity to the fall quarter New fall Bike-to-Work/School Day scheduled for October