Recommendations for used bookstores in Berkeley
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Avid readers know that electronic reading doesn’t provide the same sensation as physical books, so here’s a list of secondhand bookstores in Berkeley.
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My love-hate relationship with summer vacation
Summer also meant being away from home, having to deal with college applications or courses, having to interact with people I’d usually never interact with and dealing with a lot of situations that I generally like to avoid. Although I continued to love the beautiful weather and the thrill of traveling, I quickly began to long for my more ordinary day-to-day life.
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Where to donate your glasses
Do you know what four billion people on Earth have in common? It’s not hair color, height or skin color. It’s actually those lenses on your face. That’s right, an estimated 64% of adults wear glasses. However, more than one billion people are still in need of glasses, and it’s
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BUSD votes in favor of additional middle school enrollment zone
The Berkeley Unified School District, or BUSD, Board of Education voted unanimously June 15 to adopt a three-zone middle school enrollment model starting in 2023-2024, as first reported by Berkeleyside.
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Berkeley releases draft plans for 8,934 residential units by 2031
The city of Berkeley recently released its draft Housing Element that outlines how the city plans to build the state-mandated 8,934 residential units by 2031.
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Berkeley’s Southside street vendor: My home away from home
I was immediately filled with childhood giddiness when I saw my first and only street vendor in Berkeley. For a second, I had completely forgotten I was so far from home, and that moment instantly placed me back in the beaming days of the San Fernando Valley.
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How to Save Money With a Cheap Auto Transporter
Today, a local move can cost anywhere between $240 to $1,200. To help you out, we’ve got a guide on how to save money with affordable car shipping service.
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Rafael Nadal: King of clay
Turning 36, managing a stress fracture on his ribs and nursing an injured left foot proved no match for Rafael Nadal at Roland-Garros, or the French Open. Nadal beat Casper Ruud in straight sets — including winning 11 straight games to close out the match — for his 14th French
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No Durant, no problem! Warriors establish supremacy once again
Following Game 1’s loss, the Golden State Warriors rallied to win the next four out of five games — enough to be crowned this year’s NBA champions. Three years ago, the Warriors lost to the Toronto Raptors in the 2019 NBA Finals, and in that series, both Kevin Durant and
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FDA, CDC approve administration of COVID-19 vaccine to young children
An independent panel of advisors to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, or CDC, voted Saturday to recommend vaccinating young children with COVID-19 vaccines manufactured by either Moderna or Pfizer, as first reported by NPR.
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