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After 45 years of serving Berkeley residents, J-Sei, previously known as the Japanese American Services of the East Bay, is moving to a larger facility in Emeryville, California, that will allow the organization to expand its services.
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Lyle Nevels, former assistant vice chancellor for information technology, was appointed Wednesday as the executive director of the campus Office of Strategic Initiatives, a body recently created to support comprehensive economic and structural planning for the campus amid financial challenges.
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Amid financial challenges, Lyle Nevels, current assistant vice chancellor for information technology, was appointed Feb. 17 as the executive director of the Office of Strategic Initiatives, a body created to provide further aid to the campus in cost-cutting measures.
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The city’s current general fund reserve policy is below recommended levels, which could hinder the city’s ability to economically sustain itself for more than a month in the case of an emergency situation.
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After voting last month to allocate the Measure D, or “soda tax,” revenue to schools and community organizations, Berkeley City Council and the city beverage commission will plan in the coming months how to disburse tax revenue in the 2017-18 fiscal year.
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A group of campus scientists took a leap forward in the bioengineering field by redesigning a bacterial nanocompartment that can facilitate chemical reactions and could have substantial effects on the field of agriculture.
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Among the different social events hosted by Greek organizations on campus, date parties are elaborate shindigs for sororities and fraternities alike. At date parties, it is common for members of Greek organizations to invite (or get set up with) another person in the hopes of having a jolly good time. Sarah
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Congratulations on getting into the best public university in the world. You’ve worked hard, and it has paid off. But we know that this is a big decision for you to make. After all, you aren’t expected to set the scene of the next four years of your life right now — but we are here to help.
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We here at the Clog were freshmen once, too. We made our rookie freshman mistakes, but we would really love for you to learn from them. We asked ourselves, what do we wish we knew when we were first coming in? We’ve collected some true college knowledge for you.
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Last April, while everyone was eagerly browsing Pinterest to get the best ideas on how to decorate the walls of their new apartment rooms, I was homeless and roomie-less. Figuring out your rooming situation after a year of residence-hall life is one of the most meaningful milestones in the life
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