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BERKELEY'S NEWS • SEPTEMBER 26, 2023

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“An Act of Memory, of Commemoration”: Campus Holds Annual Memorial

Mourners gathered on the lawn of California Hall Friday to recognize students, retired faculty and staff who died over the past year during campus’s annual memorial.

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As of Sept. 6, the Cal Alumni network no longer processes new alumni email account requests, according to an updated campus bConnected policy. All current students will not have the option to retain their email post graduation. 
As of Sept. 6, the Cal Alumni network no longer processes new alumni email account requests, according to an updated campus bConnected policy. All current students will not have the option to retain their email post graduation. 
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Chants demanding the reinstatement of Ivonne del Valle echoed throughout Sproul Plaza Thursday as protestors blockaded Sather Gate.
Chants demanding the reinstatement of Ivonne del Valle echoed throughout Sproul Plaza Thursday as protestors blockaded Sather Gate.
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In 1952, Joseph Thomas Gier became the first tenured Black professor in the University of California system. Despite his historical significance, the record of his existence as a UC Berkeley professor of engineering became lost over time. 
In 1952, Joseph Thomas Gier became the first tenured Black professor in the University of California system. Despite his historical significance, the record of his existence as a UC Berkeley professor of engineering became lost over time. 
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Mourners gathered on the lawn of California Hall Friday to recognize students, retired faculty and staff who died over the past year during campus’s annual memorial.
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Mourners gathered on the lawn of California Hall Friday to recognize students, retired faculty and staff who died over the past year during campus’s annual memorial.
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As of Sept. 6, the Cal Alumni network no longer processes new alumni email account requests, according to an updated campus bConnected policy. All current students will not have the option to retain their email post graduation. 
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As of Sept. 6, the Cal Alumni network no longer processes new alumni email account requests, according to an updated campus bConnected policy. All current students will not have the option to retain their email post graduation. 
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Chants demanding the reinstatement of Ivonne del Valle echoed throughout Sproul Plaza Thursday as protestors blockaded Sather Gate.
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Chants demanding the reinstatement of Ivonne del Valle echoed throughout Sproul Plaza Thursday as protestors blockaded Sather Gate.
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In 1952, Joseph Thomas Gier became the first tenured Black professor in the University of California system. Despite his historical significance, the record of his existence as a UC Berkeley professor of engineering became lost over time. 
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In 1952, Joseph Thomas Gier became the first tenured Black professor in the University of California system. Despite his historical significance, the record of his existence as a UC Berkeley professor of engineering became lost over time. 
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A newly upgraded laser at the United States Department of Energy’s Stanford Linear Accelerator Laboratory, or SLAC, National Accelerator Laboratory produced its first X-rays with help from the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
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A newly upgraded laser at the United States Department of Energy’s Stanford Linear Accelerator Laboratory, or SLAC, National Accelerator Laboratory produced its first X-rays with help from the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
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Around one year after the death of Mahsa Amini, the Iranian community on campus continues to advocate for their campus community and their home country.
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Around one year after the death of Mahsa Amini, the Iranian community on campus continues to advocate for their campus community and their home country.
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A Goldman School of Public Policy study found that reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation, or REDD+, carbon credits, a United Nations framework to protect forests, are overcrediting companies.
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A Goldman School of Public Policy study found that reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation, or REDD+, carbon credits, a United Nations framework to protect forests, are overcrediting companies.
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As part of Chancellor Carol Christ’s Reimagining Campus and Community Safety Initiative, the Campus Mobile Crisis Response team was soft-launched in April 2023 and with the goal of serving the calls of students, faculty and staff.
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As part of Chancellor Carol Christ’s Reimagining Campus and Community Safety Initiative, the Campus Mobile Crisis Response team was soft-launched in April 2023 and with the goal of serving the calls of students, faculty and staff.
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Former UC Davis custodial worker Larry Miller filed a lawsuit against the UC Board of Regents for alleged wrongful termination after he was fired a day after reporting his carpal tunnel syndrome to his supervisors on Aug. 23, 2022.
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Former UC Davis custodial worker Larry Miller filed a lawsuit against the UC Board of Regents for alleged wrongful termination after he was fired a day after reporting his carpal tunnel syndrome to his supervisors on Aug. 23, 2022.
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In response to two recent disasters that struck the Maghreb region of North Africa last week — a 6.8-magnitude earthquake in Morocco and floods in Libya — students organized a two week long fundraising campaign.
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In response to two recent disasters that struck the Maghreb region of North Africa last week — a 6.8-magnitude earthquake in Morocco and floods in Libya — students organized a two week long fundraising campaign.
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