Thousands of Students Take to the Streets in Celebration of Obama's Victory

Photo: Thousands of people stormed the streets of Berkeley after the election was called for Barack Obama. One crowd blocked off traffic at the intersection of Telegraph Avenue and Bancroft Way.
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Thousands of people stormed the streets of Berkeley after the election was called for Barack Obama. One crowd blocked off traffic at the intersection of Telegraph Avenue and Bancroft Way.

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Photo: Thousands of people stormed the streets of Berkeley after the election was called for Barack Obama. One crowd blocked off traffic at the intersection of Telegraph Avenue and Bancroft Way.   






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Students spilled out of bars, houses and apartment buildings in celebration of Sen. Barack Obama's victory over Sen. John McCain this evening.

Groups of students moved along Bancroft Way, Telegraph Avenue and Durant Avenue, and rallied on Sproul Plaza, shouting cheers of "USA, USA" and "Obama". At one point, a group of several hundred that had assembled on Bancroft near Wells Fargo broke into a rendition of the "Star Spangled Banner."

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