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With finals just around the corner, the llamas are making a long-awaited reappearance Friday on Memorial Glade from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the first ever “Llamapalooza” event.
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A group of UC Berkeley students wheeled a worn-out upright piano onto Sproul Plaza before dawn Sunday — within 48 hours, the piano disappeared and was most likely stolen.
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The scent of marijuana floated over Memorial Glade on Friday as more than 2,000 students gathered to celebrate “4/20 on the Glade.”
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UCLA’s yearly net price of $14,200 was the main reason for the flip in rankings, according to the Forbes article, given that UC Berkeley’s price is $17,200. Forbes also noted that 35 percent of UCLA students receive federal Pell Grants, whereas 31 percent of UC Berkeley students receive these grants.
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Two candidates have been eliminated from this year’s ASUC election. But because of an ASUC bylaw, voters can still select them on their ballots.
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Some UC Berkeley students miss late night dining services so much that they are taking direct action — Thursday evening, students will gather for a protest.
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UCLA beat out UC Berkeley significantly, ranking No. 1 in the nation, with graduate school programs at Harvard University and University of Wisconsin—Madison trailing closely behind at No. 2.
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The overall ranking for Berkeley Engineering has remained the same as last year, while individual departments have either also remained the same or moved up from last year, according to Sarah Yang, executive director of marketing and communications at the college of engineering.
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The law school has moved up three places in the rankings from last year, according to Berkeley Law spokesperson Michael Bazeley.
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Jamie Breen, assistant dean of Haas MBA Programs for Working Professionals, credited the EWMBA’s success to the dedication and collaboration of the entire Haas staff.
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