Proposition 30 rally on Sproul

The ASUC hosted a Proposition 30 rally on Sproul.

The ASUC hosted a Proposition 30 rally on Sproul.
The Daily Californian reached out to prominent professors and instructors for their parting advice to the graduating class. Here are their responses, which were sent via email. Professors and instructors who responded: Robert Reich, Goldman School of Public Policy Terry Johnson, Department of Bioengineering Alan Ross, Haas School of Business Read More…
SFIFF Master Class: Making the Music Doc Rock with Lian Lunson Not many people can claim that their job is working with figures such as Leonard Cohen, Nick Cave and Willie Nelson. Australian actress-turned filmmaker Lian Lunson will speak about her unexpected and intriguing career in this master class for Read More…
Curious about how much your professor makes? The Sacramento Bee has a nifty search engine that lets you effortlessly look up the salary of any state employee. Just search your professor’s name, choose UC Berkeley as the department and choose 2011 for the year (there doesn’t seem to be any Read More…
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, his chances of actually getting the nomination are virtually nil — well, just over two Read More…
Editor’s Note: The following is a transcript of the 15th annual Mario Savio Memorial Lecture, delivered by Robert Reich, a UC Berkeley public policy professor and former U.S. Secretary of Labor. The speech was extemporaneous and was delivered to a crowd of thousands outside Sporul Plaza on Nov. 15 . Robert Reich: Read More…
For those of you who are midterm-submerged, cheeks-still-bulging-from-Taco-Tuesday fare, the Clog has come to fill your political fix. To help you make those A+ contributions to your discussion (or impress that attractive poli sci GSI), we’ve compiled a list of the most important takeaways from the Federal Budget panel Wednesday Read More…
On Wednesday April 4 there was an economic inequality conference in Lewis Hall on UC Berkeley’s campus.
Watch a video of an interview with Paul Parish, a bartender at the UC Berkeley faculty club, dance instructor and dance critic. Paul was a recipient of a Rhodes Scholarship and was a close friend of Bill Clinton. Anya Schultz produced this video.
Welcome to the fifth week of our Weekly Recap series. This week, the video covers the following events: -Saturday, February 18: Cal men’s basketball played Oregon. -Saturday, February 18: Occupy Oakland marched from Oakland to the UCPD station and continued to International House. -Tuesday, February 21: A green jobs and Read More…