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The Daily Californian, one of the oldest student newspapers in the country, is celebrating its 150th year of publication. In such a historic moment, we lift our heads from the daily grind to think back on where we came from and how we became what we are today.
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Students from eight student associations across the country joined together Monday to call for a common goal at a virtual conference: doubling the Pell Grant.
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One day, we will again meet people at parties and have crushes in classes, but for now, we will just have to make do with kissing through the phone.
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For this year’s Sex issue, The Daily Californian sought out to take the pulse of UC Berkeley students’ sex lives through an anonymous online survey. Here are the results.
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In a typical year, more than 1,800 UC Berkeley students apply for a visa, get their passports stamped and move into some small apartment far from Berkeley. Navigating their new surroundings, students often turn to not only Google Maps but also dating apps to orient themselves.
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Before he was passionate about singing, however, Ellis played many different roles in his life: track star, scholar, professor, artist and mover and shaker, acting as UC Berkeley’s vice chancellor of undergraduate affairs from 1989 to 1995.
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At Yellowstone National Park in 2018, the Steamboat Geyser, one of the most powerful geysers in the world, reactivated after three years of dormancy.
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While many of the cracks the COVID-19 crisis laid bare have yet to be addressed, we sense something better on the horizon.
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Joseph Myers, who taught at UC Berkeley’s ethnic studies department for nearly 30 years, died due to heart complications Dec. 29, 2020, at age 80.
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Whether you’re looking to reminisce on 2020’s bright spots or learn about our hopes for change in the year to come, this special issue has you covered.
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