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Today’s polarized debates over free speech are well-known, as is the historical role UC Berkeley has played in such discussions dating back to the Free Speech Movement. But few are aware of an older iteration of this debate tied to UC Berkeley’s past. Longtime professor, dean of the Graduate School,
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Allowing students the freedom to choose however they want to impact their audience was a common theme at the station.
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Where would you go in the event of a natural disaster in Berkeley, California? If you have no idea, go ahead and check out the Clog’s quiz.
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At a time when the removal of controversial monuments from public places has made national headlines, UC Berkeley finds itself revisiting concerns surrounding the names of several contentious buildings on campus.
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It began when students who held a rally commemorating the 30th anniversary of the creation of UC Berkeley’s ethnic studies programs moved in mass to Barrows and locked its front doors with chains.
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Today, Christ says that she wouldn’t have addressed the protest in the same way.
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Impending final exams means libraries and study lounges alike are packed. Fortunately, there are a few hidden gems on campus that aren’t full of humans.
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A power outage occurred about 9:45 a.m. Thursday morning in Sproul Hall, according to campus real estate spokesperson Christine Shaff.
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A power outage occurred Tuesday morning that affected Barrows Hall, Sproul Hall and Wheeler Hall, as well as the voice and data services in several other buildings, according to campus real estate spokesperson Christine Shaff.
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