‘Everything came alive again’: Berkeley bookstores celebrate Independent Bookstore Day

Saturday marked a joyous occasion for many of Berkeley’s independent bookstores – the celebration of Independent Bookstore Day.
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Saturday marked a joyous occasion for many of Berkeley’s independent bookstores – the celebration of Independent Bookstore Day.
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Equipped with youthful moxie, during the summer of 2016, I decided to trek to the Amazonian village of Manacamiri to experience firsthand the life changing power of Ayahuasca and explore Amazonian culture.
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Soon enough, I fell into the never ending cycle of swiping, chatting and unmatching because I was addicted to words of affection from 24-year-old men that knew absolutely nothing about me.
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As an international student, I’ve had my fair share of long flights. Although they may not be the most pleasurable, they’ve gotten easier over time.
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In what is now known as preparation for a successful career in the ASUC, I briefly had a Twitter account where I would post unhinged thoughts.
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“Justin Bieber: Our World” may begin with good intentions, but it ultimately fails to find its purpose.
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In contemplation of materiality and excess, explored through a multimedia use of packaging materials, the artists’ exhibition, titled “Everything and More: Padding Ourselves from the Materiality of Excess” drew to a close on Thursday evening at Dream Farm Commons in Downtown Oakland.
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Workers, union members and legislators rallied outside California’s Capitol in Sacramento on Monday, demonstrating their support for bill AB 701, created to protect frontline warehouse workers.
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Instead of shopping for school furniture and clothes at a big-box retailer, try these four alternative options to help your budget and the environment.
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Following the Rodney King verdict, protesters in Oakland filled a freeway. Lorenza Munoz, a Daily Californian staff reporter at the time, was covering it.
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