Cal looks to carry momentum past Cal Poly
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Cal women’s basketball has seemingly found the style of offense that suits it best — unselfishness and speed that take advantage of any defensive mistake.
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The war on trans children
Society does not want us to survive, and legislation such as the bills being proposed around the country serves as a constant reminder of that fact.
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“Oh, oh, unbelievable!” 5 college basketball teams that could amaze this season
It is only fitting to celebrate college basketball’s unlikely return with a list of possible Cinderella teams.
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Cal Brings in big wins over SDSU and No. 20 Arkansas
Cal Women’s Basketball brought in two big wins this week. The Bears blew out San Diego State on the road and upset No. 20 Arkansas at home.
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Cal baseball’s grit earns it a No. 2 seed to face TCU in Arkansas
Given the unpredictable outcome of a single game, it is crucial that Cal controls any factors possible to win the first two games of the weekend.
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Cal baseball earns at-large bid to NCAA tournament, will play in Fayetteville Regional
This year’s Cal team has been defined by its youth, so it should come as no surprise that this will be every player’s first trip to regionals, the lone exception being Brandon McIlwain, who tasted the postseason in 2016 with South Carolina.
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Cal travel to Alabama for 20th-straight NCAA Regionals appearance
The Cal women’s golf team is looking to make a statement this week as it makes its 20th straight trip to the NCAA Regionals.
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‘Slow Burn’ season 2 exposed details, not conclusions in captivating look into Clinton-Lewinsky scandal
“Slow Burn,” a Slate podcast, focuses on political scandals. Season one covered the Watergate scandal of former president Richard Nixon. Season two moves on to Bill Clinton’s impeachment, the ultimate result of his affair with Lewinsky.
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Cal cross country to split between Santa Clara, Madison
According to the most recent Division I National Coaches’ Poll, the men’s West Region ranking dropped three positions from their previous standing, from ninth to 12th. One month ago, the women’s side was ranked No. 21 in the nation, but they have now completely dropped from the rankings.
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Public education funding in California is anything but progressive
Public education funding in California is an embarrassment, and it is out of line with our professed commitment to progressive and democratic values.
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