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BERKELEY'S NEWS • MAY 24, 2023

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‘Stronger together’: Asian American Pacific Islander activists continue to address community issues

In 1968, UC Berkeley graduate students Emma Gee and Yuji Ichioka coined the term “Asian American” when naming the student organization the Asian American Political Alliance, or the AAPA.

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Since Antonio de Nebrija’s book "Grammar of the Castilian Language" was published in 1492, the Spanish language has used gendered pronouns as a suffix to nouns. However, in recent decades, there has been a cultural movement toward using a gender neutral suffix as well. 
Since Antonio de Nebrija’s book "Grammar of the Castilian Language" was published in 1492, the Spanish language has used gendered pronouns as a suffix to nouns. However, in recent decades, there has been a cultural movement toward using a gender neutral suffix as well. 
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UC Berkeley researchers recently published a study on the stagnation of the Latine studies major throughout the United States. The research cites that there is “significantly more to be done to ensure Latino equity and thriving in higher education” based on their findings, led by campus professors G. Cristina Mora and Nicholas Vargas and undergraduate student researcher Dominic Cedillo.
UC Berkeley researchers recently published a study on the stagnation of the Latine studies major throughout the United States. The research cites that there is “significantly more to be done to ensure Latino equity and thriving in higher education” based on their findings, led by campus professors G. Cristina Mora and Nicholas Vargas and undergraduate student researcher Dominic Cedillo.
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It was five minutes before his economics exam. Campus freshman Husnain Muzzammil went to ask his economics professor if he could break his fast for iftar during the exam.
It was five minutes before his economics exam. Campus freshman Husnain Muzzammil went to ask his economics professor if he could break his fast for iftar during the exam.
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In 1968, UC Berkeley graduate students Emma Gee and Yuji Ichioka coined the term “Asian American” when naming the student organization the Asian American Political Alliance, or the AAPA.
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In 1968, UC Berkeley graduate students Emma Gee and Yuji Ichioka coined the term “Asian American” when naming the student organization the Asian American Political Alliance, or the AAPA.
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Since Antonio de Nebrija’s book "Grammar of the Castilian Language" was published in 1492, the Spanish language has used gendered pronouns as a suffix to nouns. However, in recent decades, there has been a cultural movement toward using a gender neutral suffix as well. 
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Since Antonio de Nebrija’s book "Grammar of the Castilian Language" was published in 1492, the Spanish language has used gendered pronouns as a suffix to nouns. However, in recent decades, there has been a cultural movement toward using a gender neutral suffix as well. 
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UC Berkeley researchers recently published a study on the stagnation of the Latine studies major throughout the United States. The research cites that there is “significantly more to be done to ensure Latino equity and thriving in higher education” based on their findings, led by campus professors G. Cristina Mora and Nicholas Vargas and undergraduate student researcher Dominic Cedillo.
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UC Berkeley researchers recently published a study on the stagnation of the Latine studies major throughout the United States. The research cites that there is “significantly more to be done to ensure Latino equity and thriving in higher education” based on their findings, led by campus professors G. Cristina Mora and Nicholas Vargas and undergraduate student researcher Dominic Cedillo.
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It was five minutes before his economics exam. Campus freshman Husnain Muzzammil went to ask his economics professor if he could break his fast for iftar during the exam.
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It was five minutes before his economics exam. Campus freshman Husnain Muzzammil went to ask his economics professor if he could break his fast for iftar during the exam.
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VSA’s culture shows are also using their performances to address heavier issues like LGBTQ+ rights, the BLM movement, and mental health. Their goal with this production is to lead cultural change within the Bay Area.
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VSA’s culture shows are also using their performances to address heavier issues like LGBTQ+ rights, the BLM movement, and mental health. Their goal with this production is to lead cultural change within the Bay Area.
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A study conducted by researchers at UC Berkeley School of Public Health, UCSF and Kaiser Permanente Northern California, or KPNC, has found a strong association between early onset puberty and young women born into neighborhoods of less racial and economic privilege. 
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A study conducted by researchers at UC Berkeley School of Public Health, UCSF and Kaiser Permanente Northern California, or KPNC, has found a strong association between early onset puberty and young women born into neighborhoods of less racial and economic privilege. 
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The paper, which was published Jan. 4, is a reflection on the anti-racist framework that was introduced to the School of Public Health’s foundations of maternal and child health practice policy course in fall 2020.
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The paper, which was published Jan. 4, is a reflection on the anti-racist framework that was introduced to the School of Public Health’s foundations of maternal and child health practice policy course in fall 2020.
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By analyzing the change in forest cover between 1985 and 2019, researchers found that forest cover change was 0.77 percent points higher each year for Indigenous tenured lands compared with those without tenure, signaling a steady decrease in deforestation after tenure.
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By analyzing the change in forest cover between 1985 and 2019, researchers found that forest cover change was 0.77 percent points higher each year for Indigenous tenured lands compared with those without tenure, signaling a steady decrease in deforestation after tenure.
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UC Berkeley is continuing their plan to demolish Clark Kerr Campus’s building 21. Chancellor Carol Christ announced a plan to build a beach volleyball facility next to the currently existing facility in 2018 as part of an effort to address issues surrounding gender equity in sports.
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UC Berkeley is continuing their plan to demolish Clark Kerr Campus’s building 21. Chancellor Carol Christ announced a plan to build a beach volleyball facility next to the currently existing facility in 2018 as part of an effort to address issues surrounding gender equity in sports.
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A proposal that would make ethnic studies an A-G requirement for California schools has been formally on the table since October 2020. Now two years later, the discussion continues with a working group assigned to tackle implementation concerns in July.
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A proposal that would make ethnic studies an A-G requirement for California schools has been formally on the table since October 2020. Now two years later, the discussion continues with a working group assigned to tackle implementation concerns in July.
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