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BERKELEY'S NEWS • JUNE 02, 2023

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Every election season, the editorial board of The Daily Californian comes together to endorse one candidate for every open position in city and local races, and to advise a vote on city measures.
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Every election season, the editorial board of The Daily Californian comes together to endorse one candidate for every open position in city and local races, and to advise a vote on city measures.
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Amini, a 22-year-old university student, was arrested in Tehran while wearing her hijab out of accordance with Iran’s mandatory hijab law.
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Amini, a 22-year-old university student, was arrested in Tehran while wearing her hijab out of accordance with Iran’s mandatory hijab law.
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Each selected candidate has been chosen for their commitment to the city and their constituents, as well as their responses to interviews with the editorial board
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Each selected candidate has been chosen for their commitment to the city and their constituents, as well as their responses to interviews with the editorial board
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Berkeley should continue with this effort to make the streets safer for bikers — a move that is both eco-friendly and people-centered. 
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Berkeley should continue with this effort to make the streets safer for bikers — a move that is both eco-friendly and people-centered. 
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Campus recently announced a plan that could close multiple libraries — namely the Anthropology, Mathematics Statistics and Physics-Astronomy libraries. 
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Campus recently announced a plan that could close multiple libraries — namely the Anthropology, Mathematics Statistics and Physics-Astronomy libraries. 
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Throughout UC Berkeley’s campus, October brings numerous blessings — the walk to class tolerable in a sweater in crisp weather, the end of midterm season and, as always, a raging Halloweekend to stave away the chill of another oncoming storm of exams.
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Throughout UC Berkeley’s campus, October brings numerous blessings — the walk to class tolerable in a sweater in crisp weather, the end of midterm season and, as always, a raging Halloweekend to stave away the chill of another oncoming storm of exams.
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A string of small earthquakes around the Bay Area in recent weeks has only prompted more concern among residents. Though each was barely noticeable, some worry it could be a precursor to huge movement on the San Andreas Fault, now nearly 100 years overdue.
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A string of small earthquakes around the Bay Area in recent weeks has only prompted more concern among residents. Though each was barely noticeable, some worry it could be a precursor to huge movement on the San Andreas Fault, now nearly 100 years overdue.
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Here at UC Berkeley, University Health Services, or UHS, spokespeople reported that it has already treated a few positive individuals and that campus is striving to provide monkeypox vaccines.
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Here at UC Berkeley, University Health Services, or UHS, spokespeople reported that it has already treated a few positive individuals and that campus is striving to provide monkeypox vaccines.
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Ultimately, no matter the city’s work to provide supportive housing for residents of People’s Park, the park’s decades worth of history and culture will not be preserved.
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Ultimately, no matter the city’s work to provide supportive housing for residents of People’s Park, the park’s decades worth of history and culture will not be preserved.
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Disabled students have long expressed allegations of difficulty finding proper support or accommodations within the program.
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Disabled students have long expressed allegations of difficulty finding proper support or accommodations within the program.
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