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BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 17, 2023

Eric Rogers

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Jessie Tseng started her Daily Cal career as a designer during her first semester on campus in 2007, and she ascended the ranks of the design department.
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Jessie Tseng started her Daily Cal career as a designer during her first semester on campus in 2007, and she ascended the ranks of the design department.
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Deep below Morrison Hall, quadraphonic artist Suzanne Ciani sat in a soundproof recording studio reciting strings of non sequiturs with varying intonations to train a deepfake program.
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Deep below Morrison Hall, quadraphonic artist Suzanne Ciani sat in a soundproof recording studio reciting strings of non sequiturs with varying intonations to train a deepfake program.
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Pyro’s Pastrami, an Oakland-based sandwich pop-up, will soon purvey pastramis on rye for Berkeley residents’ procurement in a new permanent deli.
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Pyro’s Pastrami, an Oakland-based sandwich pop-up, will soon purvey pastramis on rye for Berkeley residents’ procurement in a new permanent deli.
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Berkeley Police Department, or BPD, announced in a press release June 1 that officers will be allowed to wear queer pride pins — a decision made in “commitment to, and support of,” the LGBTQ+ community.
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Berkeley Police Department, or BPD, announced in a press release June 1 that officers will be allowed to wear queer pride pins — a decision made in “commitment to, and support of,” the LGBTQ+ community.
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Scientists from across the UC system discussed California wildfire resilience in a symposium Friday.
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Scientists from across the UC system discussed California wildfire resilience in a symposium Friday.
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PeopleForBikes, a cycling advocacy group, announced Tuesday  that Berkeley earned the top spot for best midsized city to bike in in the United States, per its 2021 city ratings.
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PeopleForBikes, a cycling advocacy group, announced Tuesday  that Berkeley earned the top spot for best midsized city to bike in in the United States, per its 2021 city ratings.
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UC Berkeley alumna Freada Kapor Klein, a venture capitalist and social policy researcher, and her husband Mitch Kapor, founder of computer software company Lotus, donated $5 million to campus’s diversity in the STEM Excellence through Equity and Diversity Scholars Honors program.
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UC Berkeley alumna Freada Kapor Klein, a venture capitalist and social policy researcher, and her husband Mitch Kapor, founder of computer software company Lotus, donated $5 million to campus’s diversity in the STEM Excellence through Equity and Diversity Scholars Honors program.
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During its regular meeting Tuesday, which started nearly two hours behind schedule and adjourned at 11:45 p.m., the Berkeley City Council discussed the 2022 fiscal year budget and approved 37 items, including traffic calming measures and Willard Park ambassadors.
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During its regular meeting Tuesday, which started nearly two hours behind schedule and adjourned at 11:45 p.m., the Berkeley City Council discussed the 2022 fiscal year budget and approved 37 items, including traffic calming measures and Willard Park ambassadors.
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Amid a surge in COVID-19 cases and the detection of new variants of the virus on campus, the Innovative Genomics Institute, or IGI, at UC Berkeley aims to sequence viral genomes to improve student safety.
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Amid a surge in COVID-19 cases and the detection of new variants of the virus on campus, the Innovative Genomics Institute, or IGI, at UC Berkeley aims to sequence viral genomes to improve student safety.
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UC Berkeley School of Public Health researchers found that four out of the five top “abortion pill” query results on Google were less than 50% accurate.
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UC Berkeley School of Public Health researchers found that four out of the five top “abortion pill” query results on Google were less than 50% accurate.
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