Left: Harvard sociologist William Julius Wilson was the keynote
speaker at the first public lecture sponsored by UCSC's new Center for Justice, Tolerance,
and Community. He discussed strategies to overcome the growing racial and economic
divide in this country.
Right: Among those who welcomed Wilson (center) to the campus
were (l-r) Social Sciences Dean Martin Chemers, Chancellor M.R.C. Greenwood, CJTC
director and LALS professor Manuel Pastor, and former UCSC Foundation president Anne
Levin, whose $100,000 gift helped create the center.
