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BERKELEY'S NEWS • MARCH 26, 2023

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With nearly 5,000 computer science and data science students here at Berkeley, we must ensure that we stay informed about the impact and implications of our work amidst the rise of AI.
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With nearly 5,000 computer science and data science students here at Berkeley, we must ensure that we stay informed about the impact and implications of our work amidst the rise of AI.
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There will be workers on the inside who will necessarily have to be flexible with their employer’s corporate interests while pushing for change and innovation.
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There will be workers on the inside who will necessarily have to be flexible with their employer’s corporate interests while pushing for change and innovation.
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Even with the institutional protections I have as a professor, department leadership has not only ignored my appeal to address the racial climate that led to this incident, they have also sought to intimidate me into silence. 
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Even with the institutional protections I have as a professor, department leadership has not only ignored my appeal to address the racial climate that led to this incident, they have also sought to intimidate me into silence. 
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These efforts make it clear that students, and all people, can build collective power and meaningfully apply pressure on powerful institutions, whether they are leading their own campaigns or planning actions in solidarity.
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These efforts make it clear that students, and all people, can build collective power and meaningfully apply pressure on powerful institutions, whether they are leading their own campaigns or planning actions in solidarity.
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Decolonizing psychology is seen through this outlet of embracing and promoting the nature of spirituality and folklore in how Filipinos think and perceive.
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Decolonizing psychology is seen through this outlet of embracing and promoting the nature of spirituality and folklore in how Filipinos think and perceive.
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Research on phage therapy to combat antibiotic resistant bacteria demonstrates the need to invest time and energy in scientific research, as it continues to benefit the global community at large.
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Research on phage therapy to combat antibiotic resistant bacteria demonstrates the need to invest time and energy in scientific research, as it continues to benefit the global community at large.
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As the fastest growing minority group in the United States, the AAPI category compresses the economic realities of each group — it misleads with a monolithic image of Asian success.
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As the fastest growing minority group in the United States, the AAPI category compresses the economic realities of each group — it misleads with a monolithic image of Asian success.
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How Trump’s imposition in the midterm elections will spark an arduous civil war within the Republican party.
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How Trump’s imposition in the midterm elections will spark an arduous civil war within the Republican party.
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With research and support from those outside of the scientific community, a life free of external machinal for those with spinal cord injuries actually seems not too far away.
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With research and support from those outside of the scientific community, a life free of external machinal for those with spinal cord injuries actually seems not too far away.
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Delikado is an environmental thriller documentary that surrounds three environmental defenders battling with political leaders and other groups as they save forests, mountains and mangroves in Palawan, an archipelagic province of the Philippines spanning over 14,000 kilometers.
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Delikado is an environmental thriller documentary that surrounds three environmental defenders battling with political leaders and other groups as they save forests, mountains and mangroves in Palawan, an archipelagic province of the Philippines spanning over 14,000 kilometers.
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