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What happens when the deputy director of the New York Times, the dean of Stanford’s medical school and a 12-time Olympic swimming medalist walk into a panel? The Berkeley Forum’s spring 2019 speaker lineup is born.
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Berkeley Police Department received reports of a stolen laptop Wednesday afternoon at the Downtown Berkeley Starbucks on Oxford Street.
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The Berkeley Police Department is asking for the community’s help in identifying a suspect posing as a Meals on Wheels staff member, according to a Nixle alert released Tuesday afternoon.
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Berkeley Police Department released a Nixle alert Wednesday night in which it informed the community that it had found a missing “at risk” person.
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The UC Board of Regents intends to eliminate the student adviser role, a position that provides the board with student input on university issues including sexual assault policy, tuition and basic needs, at its next meeting in January.
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Two would-be burglars drove a U-Haul truck into the front window of an Apple store in West Berkeley early Thursday morning, shattering the glass doors but failing to gain entry, authorities said.
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UCPD received reports of several “inappropriate” flyers being sent to campus printers Monday morning, according to UCPD spokesperson Sgt. Nicolas Hernandez.
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The first floor is currently closed, and it is unknown when it will reopen, according to Tiffany Grandstaff, director of communications of the University Library. The other floors of Moffitt Library are open as usual.
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As the semester draws to a close, many students in “Data Structures,” or Computer Science 61B, have begun voicing concerns over the course’s structure and the staff’s apparent lack of response to their complaints.
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The proposed UC budget will be shown to the California Department of Finance in advance of Gov. Jerry Brown’s January state budget proposal. The UC’s priorities in its budget plan include expanding access to higher education, improving degree attainment, addressing urgent capital needs and keeping the UC affordable.
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