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A working paper for the National Bureau of Economic Research suggests the removal of SAT and ACT scores as a factor in college admissions, which could reduce income segregation in colleges and increase intergenerational income mobility.
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The European Patent Office upheld a patent on the CRISPR-Cas9 gene-editing technology following an opposition proceeding that took place from Feb. 5 to Feb. 7.
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Researchers at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Molecular Foundry have created a type of polymer that may help fight diseases via photothermal therapy.
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Alley Kitchens, a restaurant on Telegraph Avenue styled after a Japanese-style alleyway eatery, had its soft opening Monday.
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UC Berkeley researchers found that heat can be transferred through a vacuum without light, a phenomenon that has traditionally been considered improbable.
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According to an economic study, UC Berkeley researchers found that cash transfers to rural Kenyans led to improvements in the local economy.
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Northside restaurant Pizzahhh! reopened Thursday under new ownership after nearly a year of inspections, renovations and appliance replacements.
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Several groups on campus are holding events to bring light to hunger and homelessness problems that many students and community members face in observance of this year’s National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week from Nov. 16 to Nov. 24.
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Moves to address homelessness and a vote to decriminalize cyclists running stop signs moved through approval at Tuesday’s Berkeley City Council meeting.
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After the Civic Arts Commission voted to remove the “Berkeley Big People” statues, local artist Scott Donahue has threatened to delay the removal.
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