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There are days when Filipino lecturer Cynthia “Chat” Aban finishes her lesson with a strum of a guitar. Students often cite the Filipino classes as being integral to keeping them afloat in the chaos of college life.
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Sixty-seven women wore white on their graduation caps when they graduated among 173 of their nonfemale peers from the Haas School of Business’ part-time MBA program on Friday.
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According to the report, titled “Racial Segregation in the San Francisco Bay Area,” 39 percent of census tracts in the Bay Area were classified as highly segregated, about 27 percent of tracts were moderately segregated and about 31 percent of tracts showed low segregation.
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Corrina Gould, an Ohlone activist and co-founder of Indian People Organizing for Change, was asked by faith leaders to give a presentation on the effort to preserve the West Berkeley Shellmound.
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