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Mayor Tom Bates gave an address Tuesday night on Berkeley’s historical and current role in political activism as part of Berkeley Forum, a student organization that brings speakers to campus.
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Recently released emails concerning a controversial dinner – intended to give money to UC Berkeley’s Goldman School of Public Policy – show an influx of criticism of the event from alumni and others.
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Educational Technology Services has operated its lecture capture service since 2001, recording about 3,000 lectures each semester. However, the service spends more than $1 million more than its budget per year, and the “students-only” webcast model would help to solve its deficit, according to deputy director Ben Hubbard.
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ASUC senate candidate Sumayyah Din’s hashtag “dintifada” sparked controversy on social media this week because of its play on the word “intifada.”
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An ASUC-supported call for 96 hours of action to protest tuition hikes and police brutality began Monday, and will culminate with a student strike on Upper Sproul Thursday.
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A judge ruled Friday that Berkeley Patients Group, a well-known marijuana dispensary, will be allowed to continue its operations while an appeal regarding a federal case against the dispensary is settled.
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The UC Student Regent and Student Regent-designate held an information session on campus Tuesday evening to explain their goals for the year, meet students and discuss the application process for the position.
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California public health officials are responding to an ongoing outbreak of measles with widespread outreach efforts, urging people to get vaccinated against the preventable but highly contagious disease.
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The development of a 16-story hotel in downtown Berkeley will move forward with a new design, after Measure R – an expansion of regulations on downtown buildings – failed to pass in November, according to a press release last Tuesday.
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A potential increase in student services fees could benefit the UC system’s mental health services, with additional funding enabling schools to hire more counselors for their students.
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