ASUC Senate talks UC Berkeley event policy, Cal Lodge sale

The ASUC Senate convened for its weekly meeting Wednesday to hear complaints about the new campus events policy and to discuss the sale of Cal Lodge.
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The ASUC Senate convened for its weekly meeting Wednesday to hear complaints about the new campus events policy and to discuss the sale of Cal Lodge.
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The Cal Veteran Services Center has a new permanent home at Hearst Gymnasium, moving from their temporary location at Stiles Hall to provide on campus counseling and services for student veterans.
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Matthew Matlock humped his way through deep brush and vegetation, his body weighed down by equipment, sweat and fatigue. Five others had already made it down the trail into a small, open area when Matlock first heard the tin-like snap of gunfire — similar to a loud wood-fire crackle, he said, except louder and more frequent.
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Regardless of their state of legal residency, veterans and their immediate families may be able to pay in-state tuition to attend public universities,after Congress passed a bill last week to improve access to education for military retirees.
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Momentum is gathering at UC Berkeley to improve veterans services and attract new students. Facing a rapidly growing student veteran population, the campus confronts the challenge of providing for a diverse and unique demographic.
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“Berkeley United to End Global Poverty” brought together Berkeley College Republicans, Cal Berkeley Democrats, the Jewish Student Union, the Muslim Student Association and Cal Veterans Group, to engage in a discussion about international debt relief.
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Rep. Jackie Speier, the Democratic congresswoman for the 14th district of California, discussed ways to ease the transition for former service members into civilian life during a meeting with UC Berkeley student veterans Monday.
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In August of 2001, I was hot and miserable. The humidity of Virginia was a new level of suffering I had yet to encounter until then but would ultimately surpass 10 times over during my years in the United States Marine Corps. My classmates and I were a rowdy and
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The news first hit me that we, as a country, had entered the Iraq War while I sat in my history class during my junior year of high school. A skinny, tall kid came into the room singing the chorus line for the song “Bombs over Baghdad.” This was my
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Single ladies still looking for a Valentine’s Day date need perhaps look no further — the Cal Veterans Group is providing a dozen men just for the occasion.