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Weekly Recap: Feb. 3 – Feb. 10

Welcome to the fourth week of our Weekly Recap series. This week, the video covers the following events: -Saturday: Tedx Berkeley hosted a series of accomplished speakers to share their innovations with students and faculty.»

Campus | 2/8/12

New UC Berkeley energy engineering major first of its kind in nation

Beginning next fall, UC Berkeley students in the College of Engineering will have the opportunity to earn a degree in a new major — energy engineering. The major was approved in December and is the»

ASUC | 2/9/12

Rape reported near UC Berkeley campus

Sports

Men's Basketball | 2/9/12

Bears blow by Trojans in Los Angeles

Women's Basketball | 2/9/12

Bears exact revenge over Bruins with second-half surge

The shot clock disappeared as the seconds wound down in the first half. The scattered fans in Haas Pavilion counted down — six, five, four. The Cal women’s basketball team had a one-point edge over»

Softball | 2/9/12

Bears to open much-anticipated campaign in Tempe tournament

As the month of February labors on and the lull between the end of football season and the beginning of baseball season begins, sports fans retreat into a type of sports-fan hibernation. They patiently wait»

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A&E

Film & Television | 2/8/12

The San Francisco Independent Film Festival caters to alternative tastes

Columns | 2/8/12

TV Land: The persistence of the peculiar

Come with me now on a journey through space and time. The gang’s all here. My ol’ compadre and resident straw-hat enthusiast Sir Lester Butterfill XXIX is in the house. And today, we’re joined by»

Film & Television | 2/5/12

Daniel Radcliffe stars in horror film

The Woman in Black” begins with all the prerequisites of classic horror. There’s the fog, the ominous music and the sinister visages of antique dolls. Three young girls appear, clad in identical clothing a la»

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Opinion

Op-Eds | 2/10/12

Taking some time off from Cal

In the middle of my sophomore year during the fall 2008 semester, I was diagnosed with major depression. During the course of the next semester, I did everything I could to relieve my depression, from»

Editorials | 2/10/12

The noble struggle

For too long, the rights of same-sex couples have remained suspended in California, inexplicably restricted by a law that is both rationally and morally reprehensible. The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals’ Tuesday ruling that»

Columns | 2/10/12

Kind of like peas in a pod

I grew up behind the orange curtain in a city of wide streets and Del Taco. One of those suburban cookie-cutter places in Orange County, the kind of scene subject to satire after satire, was home»

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From The Blogs

Travel | 2/9/12

Barcelona – La gente es muy loca

What I envisioned Barcelona to be: eating lots of delicious pastries and sipping on espressos in charming cafes like this one.

I signed up to study abroad in Europe’s number one party destination, but not for the parties. Having visited Barcelona a few times before, I fell in love with the surreal architecture, vibrant art scene,»

Opinion | 2/9/12

Ron Paul’s politics pack less punch than his honesty

Ron Paul’s strong second place finish in Tuesday’s Minnesota primary is a reminder that he’s a powerful force within the Republican party and that his ardent youth support will endure throughout the nomination process. Still,»

Arts | 2/9/12

What’s Onstage: The Vagina Monologues

The middle of February at Cal can mean a lot of things: Valentine’s Day, rainy days, and looming Add/Drop deadlines. But few things in February have as many far-reaching implications for women around the world»

News | 2/8/12

Agenda for Feb. 8 ASUC Senate meeting

At the ASUC Senate’s third spring semester meeting Wednesday, a new bill aiming to reduce food waste on campus will be introduced, and the senate will also consider passing a bill in support of affirmative»

Berkeley’s Newspaper

Occupy Cal

Occupy returns, sets up tents on Sproul Plaza

MEN'S BASKETBALL

Bears blow by Trojans in Los Angeles

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

Bears exact revenge over Bruins with second-half surge

Special Coverage

The Daily Cal Sex Issue: Emotions in Motion

News

Weekly Recap: Feb. 3 – Feb. 10

New UC Berkeley energy engineering major first of its kind in nation

ASUC Senate postpones vote on bus pass bill

Occupy protesters set up tents on Sproul Plaza

ASUC Senate votes to support Day of Action protesting Prop. 209

Free House restaurant opens on Bancroft

Rape reported near UC Berkeley campus

Sports

Bears blow by Trojans in Los Angeles

Bears exact revenge over Bruins with second-half surge

Bears to open much-anticipated campaign in Tempe tournament

A&E

The San Francisco Independent Film Festival caters to alternative tastes

TV Land: The persistence of the peculiar

Daniel Radcliffe stars in horror film

Opinion

Taking some time off from Cal

The noble struggle

Kind of like peas in a pod

From The Blogs

Barcelona – La gente es muy loca

Ron Paul’s politics pack less punch than his honesty

What’s Onstage: The Vagina Monologues

Agenda for Feb. 8 ASUC Senate meeting

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