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Restaurateur and former UC Berkeley student Charles Phan and campus Vice-Chancellor of Real Estate Bob Lalanne are in the midst of reaching an agreement on future plans to replace Ramona’s Cafe in Wurster Hall with a Vietnamese restaurant.
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About two months after what comedian Kamau Bell described as a racist incident at Elmwood Cafe, approximately 300 people gathered to grapple with issues of racial bias at a community forum on Friday.
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The project plans to replace the station’s rotunda entrance, as well as its five other entryways, with glass structures, and to redesign the public space surrounding the main entrance.
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The ASUC will vote Wednesday on whether to add a wellness referendum, which would maintain Recreational Sports Facility services and expand mental health resources, to the ballot in April.
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In the wake of growing concern about state divestment from the UC system, field poll results released last week reveal that a majority of Californian voters view K-12 schools and higher education as areas in the state budget that deserve more funding.
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Students for Justice in Palestine at UC Berkeley staged a protest Sunday as part of their annual Israeli Apartheid Week activities. About a dozen SJP members distributed about 600 fake eviction notices under the doors of every room in Unit 2, except for one floor, where a resident advisor barred their
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Less than four weeks after the Associated Students University of California, Davis, passed a resolution calling for divestment from corporations associated with the Israeli military, the Associated Students of UC Davis Court decided ASUCD did not have jurisdictional rights to pass the resolution, rendering it null.
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As part of the new student information system, an executive steering committee announced a moratorium on new technology projects related to student services and resources.
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During their Sunday meeting, the University of California Student Association unanimously voted to pass a resolution expressing no confidence in Governor Jerry Brown.
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