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Welcome to “One True Podcast”! In this first episode, arts and entertainment department co-hosts (and your new OT3) Areyon Jolivette, Grace Orriss and Skylar De Paul talk about their relationships with fan fiction and introduce the format of the podcast
Like their counterparts around the nation, UC Berkeley students are balancing their education with their professional aspirations. In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, Bears are still searching for opportunities and their next steps. Starting a career is difficult in the best of times, but now the hiring process has
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Whether you’re living in Berkeley or all the way across the globe, we hope this issue brings a slice of campus life into your home.
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BAMPFA’s ongoing “Watch From Home” series hopes to support the work of filmmakers and the art museum itself.
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Thomas, alongside the rest of 42nd Street Moon’s staff, is working to find novel ways to continue interacting with audiences and artists via social media.
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Berkeley — a vibrant hub of unique food, culture and activity — is a place that can be described in a variety of words, but “quiet” is seldom one of them.
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Whatever you’re looking forward to doing on campus once we’re all allowed to return, enjoy it — and remember that the best part of Berkeley’s campus is the Bears who call it home.
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The Berkeley Fire Trails are just a stone’s throw away from anywhere on campus and can provide an adventure for just a few minutes or for hours on end.
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Consistently crowded, with people lining up outside on Sunday afternoons, the C.V. Starr East Asian Library, known colloquially as the East Asian Library, easily ranks among the top study spots on campus.
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With maki rolls ranging from $2.25 to $6.95 and special rolls topping out at $10.95, Elmwood Avenue’s Manpuku will satisfy a sushi craving of any magnitude without breaking the bank.
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