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Serpell explained that the book’s title, “The Old Drift,” derives from the term for a cemetery, or “old drift” that lingered across the river right above Victoria Falls.
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The Nuclear Free Berkeley Act, passed in 1986, prohibited the creation and development of nuclear weapons and reactors within Berkeley’s city limits, in addition to preventing the city from entering into contracts or making investments with any organization affiliated with nuclear weapons production.
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The 2018 UC Accountability Report shows the UC system’s progress toward its goals of increasing student populations, despite decreased state funding.
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The “No to Marxism in America 2” rally held at Civic Center Park was full of chanted slogans and loud arguments with counterprotesters, and there was more violence outside the police-monitored park.
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A popular eatery that opened in 2003, Tacubaya reopened at its new, larger location three weeks ago, two doors down from its former venue at 1788 Fourth St.
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UC freshman and transfer graduation rates within four and two years, respectively, are at their highest since 1996, according to the UC’s online information center.
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A campus report shows that about 66,000 donors contributed toward the grand total, which is composed of funds from 108,000 individual gifts.
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The planned complex, which will be named The Standard, will replace the Fred Turner Building and the Bancroft Center, the latter of which will be completely demolished.
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The ranking places Berkeley below San Jose and San Francisco, which placed fourth and first, respectively. Berkeley also tied with Boston at $2,400 for the average monthly rent price.
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Mable Howard, as described by her daughter Mildred Howard, was a leading community organiser who successfully launched a lawsuit against BART in 1968. An above-ground train would have disrupted many small local businesses — “banks, hardware stores, a shoe store, an appliance store” — and divided white communities and communities of color across the tracks.
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