2021 Pride impact issue: Editors’ note
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We hope you check out our Pride impact issue, where The Daily Californian provides a platform for voices from the LGBTQ+ community in Berkeley.
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Summer Orientation 2021: Summertime State of Mind
From our tips to safely attending sporting events after COVID-19 to a power ranking of frozen desserts to try this season, this issue has your long, lazy afternoons covered.
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Sugar, spice, all things ice: A power ranking of frozen desserts
Whether you’re in the mood for a light and refreshing snack or a bold and fulfilling treat, here’s a ranking of our favorite go-to frozen dessert choices.
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The Daily Californian takes home general excellence, individual California Journalism Awards
The Daily Californian won first place in multiple categories for four-year universities — you are now a reader of the best college newspaper in California.
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Fight for football’s future is far from over
To build a sport, to build a world, which is truly sustainable, that power of wealth must be shattered. This is football — the goal is not profit, but rather the posts and nets at each end of the pitch.
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‘Initially a challenge’: Spring 2020 editors reflect on remote production
After a year of virtual coverage and production, a few of The Daily Californian’s spring 2020 editors reflect on the transitions and challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as the current state of the newspaper.
University Library proposes changes to South/Southeast Asian Library, campus community voices concerns
The University Library issued a call for public comment on its proposal for changes to the South/Southeast Asia Library, or S/SEAL, resulting in the UC Berkeley community expressing various concerns toward the proposed changes.
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Bears Battle in Camp
With spring camp well underway, Shailin and Jasper are here to discuss how Cal’s team is looking on both sides of the field thus far. Additionally, they will break down a new coaching hire who is taking over the Bears’ most dominant position group of the past few years.
Weathering storms: Cal Athletics’ year with COVID-19
A return of Cal sports during the pandemic requires a litany of tasks that are not obvious to the casual observer.
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Researchers find new species, evidence of early primates during late Cretaceous Period
In 2003, Greg Wilson Mantilla was examining fossils from Hell Creek, Montana, ultimately resulting in the identification of a new species, Purgatorius mckeeveri.
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