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But within and away from the college bubble, people are beginning to acknowledge the sanctity of their space. Cleaning and decluttering methods have become a new national (and sometimes international) obsession
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When Rohith Krishna first stepped foot into the lab as a research mentee straight out of freshman year, he wasn’t entirely sure what he was doing. Surrounded by complex-looking equipment and technologies, Krishna initially felt out of his depth.
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Beyond its rich history as a literary landmark, the Bay Area has undoubtedly proven itself to be a pioneer in its work to change the industry — to promote diversity, amplify underrepresented voices and draw much-needed attention to foreign literature.
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There’s something incredibly refreshing about sitting down and enjoying a coffee — or an entire meal for that matter — without a sense of urgency or haste.
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When I was young, the universe / Was vast and I / was a microscopic element / Wandering the long labyrinth of life / Conformity meant comfort…
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Author and UC Berkeley alumna Beth Barany uses her science fiction and fantasy stories to question gender roles and empower women.
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it’s when eyes sting, that pen takes to paper, that strength and solidity, they taper / that I swallow a sound, and keep a stoic tongue
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After reading Henry David Thoreau’s “Walden,” inspired by his impassioned rejection of social structure, I proclaimed myself a transcendentalist.
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And while signs of the third wave of feminism seem, at times, omnipresent, the corporate world continues to be dominated by men.
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According to results from a 2014 University of California Undergraduate Experience Survey (UCUES), 77 percent of students walk to campus instead of biking, driving or riding public transit.
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