Life on wheels: The evolution of van culture

Today, van culture is thriving more than ever, as this lifestyle has garnered new dimensions and continues to evolve from old ones.
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Today, van culture is thriving more than ever, as this lifestyle has garnered new dimensions and continues to evolve from old ones.
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In thinking about the midterm elections, it is hard to not reflect on the UC Berkeley community’s political activism in response to the current presidential administration, and how such moments compare to the rich history of free speech on campus.
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Sen. Stern explains that what ultimately drew him to Berkeley Law was the real, critical work being done on the campus and the rich variety of ways he could engage with chief issues of the time. In his own words, “the power of (UC Berkeley) is the breadth.”
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As her art evolved, so did this literary persona. Ultimately, Albert channeled the persona of Jeremiah Terminator LeRoy, JT for short, when she wrote her stories.
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The more I thought about it and the longer I stayed in France, the more parallels I drew between France and my own home, California.
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Christ has just about completed her first full academic year as leader of UC Berkeley. We often take the time to discuss Christ’s political platforms and policy decisions, but there is value in learning about the more human side of her, too.
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Fashion as a mode of self-expression has always been a powerful dynamic, and one that has deep historical roots at UC Berkeley.
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Behind the absurdity in “The Big Lebowski,” there’s an immense amount of humor. And behind all of that, there’s actually great insight. Happy 20th, Dude!
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UC Berkeley professor Dacher Keltner sheds light on the universality of emotional experience and the importance of new discoveries in the field.
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“Elsewhere” — the concept was perhaps only a figment of my green imagination, but it often stemmed from thoughts I couldn’t help thinking.
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