Morning Wrap: 4/6/12

News and notes:

• Students at tiny Oikos University are waiting word on when police will wrap up a crime scene investigation of Monday's shooting rampage so they can return to classes. AP
• A public policy think tank’s latest plans to curb erosion at Ocean Beach. Chronicle
• What’s this? More than 600,000 Mac computers are affected by a hack attack. Chronicle
• An animal handler gored by a buffalo at Safari West near Santa Rosa is expected to recover. Bay City News Service
• A teenage boy was arrested for car theft and other charges after leading police on a high-speed chase from Walnut Creek to Cupertino. Contra Costa Times
• University of San Francisco plans its first-ever ad campaign locally with messages on buses, billboards, and transit shelters. Chronicle
• Mammoth Lakes, the Sierra resort mecca, is about to start pre-bankruptcy talks with creditors. AP