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BERKELEY'S NEWS • JUNE 02, 2023

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Berkeley Law celebrates continued commitment to pro bono work

Despite overwhelming student participation, pro bono work is not a requirement at Berkeley Law, rather a part of the school’s culture.

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During summer 2022, rising junior Alexa Macias and hundreds of others took a leap into the unknown by traveling halfway around the world through the Berkeley Study Abroad program.
During summer 2022, rising junior Alexa Macias and hundreds of others took a leap into the unknown by traveling halfway around the world through the Berkeley Study Abroad program.
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Garbage cans outside of student housing were overflowing as the semester came to a close, much like in previous years. With little time to pack after final exams and before move-out dates, students find themselves throwing away items in good condition because they do not have space in their car ride home or simply lack proper storage accommodations.
Garbage cans outside of student housing were overflowing as the semester came to a close, much like in previous years. With little time to pack after final exams and before move-out dates, students find themselves throwing away items in good condition because they do not have space in their car ride home or simply lack proper storage accommodations.
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From May 5-7, Bridges Multicultural Resource Center hosted its annual Transfer Weekend event for newly admitted transfer students of color.
From May 5-7, Bridges Multicultural Resource Center hosted its annual Transfer Weekend event for newly admitted transfer students of color.
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Despite overwhelming student participation, pro bono work is not a requirement at Berkeley Law, rather a part of the school’s culture.
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Despite overwhelming student participation, pro bono work is not a requirement at Berkeley Law, rather a part of the school’s culture.
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During summer 2022, rising junior Alexa Macias and hundreds of others took a leap into the unknown by traveling halfway around the world through the Berkeley Study Abroad program.
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During summer 2022, rising junior Alexa Macias and hundreds of others took a leap into the unknown by traveling halfway around the world through the Berkeley Study Abroad program.
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Garbage cans outside of student housing were overflowing as the semester came to a close, much like in previous years. With little time to pack after final exams and before move-out dates, students find themselves throwing away items in good condition because they do not have space in their car ride home or simply lack proper storage accommodations.
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Garbage cans outside of student housing were overflowing as the semester came to a close, much like in previous years. With little time to pack after final exams and before move-out dates, students find themselves throwing away items in good condition because they do not have space in their car ride home or simply lack proper storage accommodations.
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From May 5-7, Bridges Multicultural Resource Center hosted its annual Transfer Weekend event for newly admitted transfer students of color.
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From May 5-7, Bridges Multicultural Resource Center hosted its annual Transfer Weekend event for newly admitted transfer students of color.
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Between April 24 and April 28, the Armenian Student Association, or ASA, held a number of events on campus to commemorate Armenian Genocide Awareness Week, including a candlelight vigil, dancing lessons and a protest.
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Between April 24 and April 28, the Armenian Student Association, or ASA, held a number of events on campus to commemorate Armenian Genocide Awareness Week, including a candlelight vigil, dancing lessons and a protest.
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“I'm cut from the same cloth. So I can do this too. I can graduate,” are the words Tomie Lenear II, a student parent in UC Berkeley’s graduating class of 2014 used to describe how he felt while watching the student parents of 2013 gather to celebrate their departure from UC Berkeley.
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“I'm cut from the same cloth. So I can do this too. I can graduate,” are the words Tomie Lenear II, a student parent in UC Berkeley’s graduating class of 2014 used to describe how he felt while watching the student parents of 2013 gather to celebrate their departure from UC Berkeley.
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"Letters | الحروف How Artists Reimagined Language in the Age of Decolonization" is on show in Doe Library’s Bernice Layne Brown Gallery through Aug 31. A student-curated exhibit with its origins in an art history seminar, it presents a vibrant and illustrative examination of the use of the Arabic alphabet in postcolonial art.
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"Letters | الحروف How Artists Reimagined Language in the Age of Decolonization" is on show in Doe Library’s Bernice Layne Brown Gallery through Aug 31. A student-curated exhibit with its origins in an art history seminar, it presents a vibrant and illustrative examination of the use of the Arabic alphabet in postcolonial art.
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The Latinx Caucus met with UC Berkeley administration and Chancellor Carol Christ in a sit-down meeting on Monday to discuss its concerns and demands regarding the welfare and success of the Latine community at Berkeley. 
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The Latinx Caucus met with UC Berkeley administration and Chancellor Carol Christ in a sit-down meeting on Monday to discuss its concerns and demands regarding the welfare and success of the Latine community at Berkeley. 
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With finals just around the corner, UC Berkeley students and organizations offer tips on how to destress and events to help the campus community avoid mental burnout. 
With finals just around the corner, UC Berkeley students and organizations offer tips on how to destress and events to help the campus community avoid mental burnout. 
This marks the first time since the coalition’s founding 10 years ago that its endorsed candidate has not been elected, according to a statement from current MEMSSA senator Deena Ali and other members of the coalition. 
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This marks the first time since the coalition’s founding 10 years ago that its endorsed candidate has not been elected, according to a statement from current MEMSSA senator Deena Ali and other members of the coalition. 
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