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	Issue 1 Spring 2001	Letter From the Editor

16 Regarding Scientist X Red-scare purges hurt many Berkeley physicists, but there really was a spy at the Radiation Lab. by Rachel Teukolsky	24 Through the Looking Glass An uncommon dialog between science and art, mediated by the art of Susannah Hays by Susannah Hays	32 An Elementary Problem: Artificial Atoms, Nobel Prizes, and Your Smoke Detector A history of berkelium, californium, and other elements discovered at Berkeley by Delphine Farmer

4 Staring at the Sun LBL's new HESSI satellite trains its eye on our closest star 5 Brain Sexual Dimorphism Berkeley researchers investigate how hormones alter the size of the brain areas responsible for sexual behavior 6 Understanding Face Blindness Neural imaging and recording techniques illuminate the causes of prosopagnosia 7 Berkeley Seismologists Tackle Volcanic Seismicity California's Long Valley Caldera shakes things up

12 Déjà Vu: How One Scientist Experiments with Art Berkeley grad, scientist, and artist Tania Vu takes electrophysiology out of the lab and into the gallery by Shirley Dang	38 Let's Get Physical Novel teaching techniques are getting Berkeley undergrads excited about—can you believe it—physics! 10 Evolution Is Not a Tautology Alan Moses rants and Raves about how philosophy departments teach evolution all wrong

25 Book Review Global Ethnography: Forces, Connections, and Imaginations in a Postmodern World 41 Back Page Quanta: Scientists behaving badly