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‘The system has imploded’: A look at redlining, academic achievement gaps

85 years after the HOLC published a map of redlining in the Bay, the effects of structural racism and Jim Crow are still widely felt in public schools.

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Safety nets, football: Elijah Hicks’ Intercept Poverty Foundation flourishes

A leader on the field and in the community, former Cal safety Elijah Hicks’s Intercept Poverty Foundation has created tangible change.
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APRIL 07, 2022

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A leader on the field and in the community, former Cal safety Elijah Hicks’s Intercept Poverty Foundation has created tangible change.
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APRIL 07, 2022

Berkeley school district, UC Berkeley highlight robust sexual education

BUSD and UC Berkeley cater to different age groups — but both institutions provide comprehensive and unbiased information on sexual education. 
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APRIL 07, 2022

Berkeley school district, UC Berkeley highlight robust sexual education

BUSD and UC Berkeley cater to different age groups — but both institutions provide comprehensive and unbiased information on sexual education. 
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APRIL 07, 2022

Community discusses UC Berkeley's decision to drop SAT, ACT scores in admissions

In 2020, the university’s decision to no longer require SAT and ACT scores in admissions prompted a flurry of emotions from the campus community and beyond.
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APRIL 07, 2022

Community discusses UC Berkeley's decision to drop SAT, ACT scores in admissions

In 2020, the university’s decision to no longer require SAT and ACT scores in admissions prompted a flurry of emotions from the campus community and beyond.
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Learning 2022

APRIL 07, 2022

‘The system has imploded’: A look at redlining, academic achievement gaps

85 years after the HOLC published a map of redlining in the Bay, the effects of structural racism and Jim Crow are still widely felt in public schools.
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Learning 2022

APRIL 07, 2022

‘The system has imploded’: A look at redlining, academic achievement gaps

85 years after the HOLC published a map of redlining in the Bay, the effects of structural racism and Jim Crow are still widely felt in public schools.
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Football

APRIL 07, 2022

Safety nets, football: Elijah Hicks’ Intercept Poverty Foundation flourishes

A leader on the field and in the community, former Cal safety Elijah Hicks’s Intercept Poverty Foundation has created tangible change.
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Football

APRIL 07, 2022

Safety nets, football: Elijah Hicks’ Intercept Poverty Foundation flourishes

A leader on the field and in the community, former Cal safety Elijah Hicks’s Intercept Poverty Foundation has created tangible change.
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Learning 2022

APRIL 07, 2022

Berkeley school district, UC Berkeley highlight robust sexual education

BUSD and UC Berkeley cater to different age groups — but both institutions provide comprehensive and unbiased information on sexual education. 
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Learning 2022

APRIL 07, 2022

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BUSD and UC Berkeley cater to different age groups — but both institutions provide comprehensive and unbiased information on sexual education. 
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APRIL 07, 2022

Community discusses UC Berkeley's decision to drop SAT, ACT scores in admissions

In 2020, the university’s decision to no longer require SAT and ACT scores in admissions prompted a flurry of emotions from the campus community and beyond.
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APRIL 07, 2022

Community discusses UC Berkeley's decision to drop SAT, ACT scores in admissions

In 2020, the university’s decision to no longer require SAT and ACT scores in admissions prompted a flurry of emotions from the campus community and beyond.
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APRIL 07, 2022

Berkeley preschools discuss living, working amid COVID-19

As the Berkeley community slowly adjusts to living with COVID-19, multiple early childhood educators say the role of preschools and Montessori school instruction for young children remains as “critical” as ever. 
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Berkeley preschools discuss living, working amid COVID-19

As the Berkeley community slowly adjusts to living with COVID-19, multiple early childhood educators say the role of preschools and Montessori school instruction for young children remains as “critical” as ever. 
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Editors' note: Learning impact Issue

Nobody should stop learning. Whether in formal classrooms, at extracurricular activities or at home, we constantly absorb what is around us.
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APRIL 07, 2022

Editors' note: Learning impact Issue

Nobody should stop learning. Whether in formal classrooms, at extracurricular activities or at home, we constantly absorb what is around us.
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Ad lucem: Academia’s apparition in societal imagination

The grind never stops — nor, it seems, does the presence of school in the products of collective societal perception. 
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A fugue state

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Consumable absurdity meanders through Elaine Hsieh Chou’s satire ‘Disorientation’

“Disorientation” simultaneously deconstructs and debilitates academic institutions with wit and novelty. Genres coalesce as the plot simmers and rises, seamlessly weaving together political fiction, satire and mystery.
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