Berkeley Lab researchers study Egyptian mummy bones, soil
Berkeley Lab researchers studied mummy bones and Egyptian soil to gain a deeper understanding of the daily life of Egyptians thousands of years ago.
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Berkeley to participate in United Against Hate Week starting Nov. 17
Berkeley will participate in United Against Hate Week from Nov. 17-23, which aims to promote unity and stop hate and implicit biases.
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‘It was pretty lit’: Halloween at UC Berkeley
Halloween celebrations around the UC Berkeley campus saw haunted houses, parties and a myriad of creative costumes.
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UC Berkeley School of Law professor receives backlash for allegedly accusing veteran of espionage
UC Berkeley School of Law professor John Yoo received a wave of backlash after he allegedly accused Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman, a Purple Heart recipient, of espionage during an appearance on Fox News.
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Berkeley City Council to discuss adding security cameras at Ohlone Park
Because of illegal dumping, Berkeley City Councilmembers Kate Harrison and Rashi Kesarwani have put forth a budget proposal for cameras to be installed at Ohlone Park.
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Asexual Awareness Week promotes education, understanding
Sunday marked the beginning of Asexual Awareness Week, a week dedicated to bringing awareness about and education of asexuality.
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Campus study finds majority of CA voters believe immigrants make US better
UC Berkeley’s Institute of Governmental Studies conducted a poll which found that 82% of CA voters believe immigrants make the United States a better place.
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Oakland Ghost Ship warehouse fire case to be retried
Derick Almena, who was charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in 2017 in the wake of the Ghost Ship warehouse fire, will be retried in March.
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Student Aid Improvement Act of 2019 ‘fails to address’ many student needs
Varsha Sarveshwar, the president of the UC Student Association, and Connor Strobel, the president of the UC Graduate and Professional Council, criticized the Student Aid Improvement Act of 2019 for failing to address many student priorities in a joint statement released Tuesday.
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Marugame Udon opens 9th US location in Downtown Berkeley
Marugame Udon, a Japanese chain with more than 1,000 restaurants around the world, opened its ninth U.S. location in Downtown Berkeley this past Tuesday, according to Mark Brezinski, the president and chief strategic officer of Marugame Udon USA.
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