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BERKELEY'S NEWS • MARCH 22, 2023

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Anna Armstrong

University News Editor

Anna Armstrong is the university news editor for Spring 2023. She was a deputy news editor for Fall 2022. She joined the news department in Fall 2021. Anna has served as the lead schools and communities reporter and a research ideas reporter. Contact her at [email protected] or on Twitter at @annavarmstrongg.

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85 years after the HOLC published a map of redlining in the Bay, the effects of structural racism and Jim Crow are still widely felt in public schools.
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85 years after the HOLC published a map of redlining in the Bay, the effects of structural racism and Jim Crow are still widely felt in public schools.
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ASUC senator Stephanie Wong announced her campaign for re-election to the ASUC senate with the Elevate Cal coalition on Mar. 11.
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ASUC senator Stephanie Wong announced her campaign for re-election to the ASUC senate with the Elevate Cal coalition on Mar. 11.
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Richard Blum, former UC regent and husband of Sen. Dianne Feinstein, died Sunday evening, after a long battle with cancer. 
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Richard Blum, former UC regent and husband of Sen. Dianne Feinstein, died Sunday evening, after a long battle with cancer. 
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An amicus letter was filed Feb 21. in support of Saving Berkeley’s Neighborhoods amid the ongoing lawsuit to freeze student enrollment at UC Berkeley.
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An amicus letter was filed Feb 21. in support of Saving Berkeley’s Neighborhoods amid the ongoing lawsuit to freeze student enrollment at UC Berkeley.
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A BUSD after-school-program contractor was arrested for child pornography, according to information released by the Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office.
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A BUSD after-school-program contractor was arrested for child pornography, according to information released by the Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office.
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To revitalize Downtown Berkeley, Berkeley Design Advocates and the Downtown Berkeley Association have launched the Harold Way Placemaking Project.
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To revitalize Downtown Berkeley, Berkeley Design Advocates and the Downtown Berkeley Association have launched the Harold Way Placemaking Project.
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After a dramatic “will they or won’t they” love story, it appears beloved campus peregrine falcons, Annie and Grinnell have begun displaying signs of a courtship – just in time for Valentine’s Day.
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After a dramatic “will they or won’t they” love story, it appears beloved campus peregrine falcons, Annie and Grinnell have begun displaying signs of a courtship – just in time for Valentine’s Day.
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Members of the UC Berkeley community are planning to strike Thursday to demand campus end in-person instruction requirements.
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Members of the UC Berkeley community are planning to strike Thursday to demand campus end in-person instruction requirements.
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On Monday, Telegraph for People, a campus advocacy group for a car-free Telegraph Avenue, released its plan for Telegraph Avenue entitled “Option Five.”
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On Monday, Telegraph for People, a campus advocacy group for a car-free Telegraph Avenue, released its plan for Telegraph Avenue entitled “Option Five.”
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The John R. Lewis Act, a comprehensive piece of federal voting rights legislation, was struck down on the Senate floor the night of Jan. 19.
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The John R. Lewis Act, a comprehensive piece of federal voting rights legislation, was struck down on the Senate floor the night of Jan. 19.
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