Kaseem Bentley returns to Lakeview with Bay Area-inspired comedy album
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Whether or not someone appreciates race-related jokes is a matter of taste, but it’s a risky territory that Bentley navigates strategically.
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Family, community support is crucial for transgender, non-conforming youth
We all have a role to play in the safety of our TGNC community members. We can build and advocate for welcoming and inclusive environments in the institutions and communities to which we belong. It will take time to understand and accept, to deconstruct the systems that have been created. But when the alternative is harmful to our children, love and acceptance must prevail.
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Berkeley citizens must support new TPS legislation
The University of California, Berkeley should join this fight by passing a resolution in support of the three bills in Congress designed to provide a pathway to residency to qualified holders of TPS and DACA.
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Coming to appreciate unexpected Berkeley spots
I was wide-eyed and elated as I walked around campus with a tour group on my first Cal Day. On that day, the UC Berkeley campus became more than just pictures I had admired on my laptop screen.
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Places to steer clear of on Cal Day if you’re with your parents
If your parents are accompanying you on Cal Day, here are five places you should avoid to make sure they’re still on board with letting you commit by the end of the day:
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4 Bay Area foodies to follow for Instagram FOMO
We at the Clog have curated a list of Bay Area food bloggers for you to follow. Go discover a new local restaurant or explore a different cuisine!
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A golden summer: Exciting events happening in the Bay Area this summer
From finally being able to explore the Bay Area to attending Outside Lands, there are endless opportunities to create memorable experiences with your friends. Here are just a few events happening this summer in the Bay Area.
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Berkeley City Council reconsiders RV restrictions amid public pushback
The Berkeley City Council revisited the issue of recreational vehicles, or RVs, in the city at its regular meeting Tuesday, adopting a second reading of the ordinance that clarified that the ban would not go into effect until after the creation of an RV permitting program.
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Berkeley City Council failed homeless residents by banning RVs
CITY AFFAIRS: If City Council truly cares about its homeless community members, it should stop banning the few options these residents have
When Berkeley City Council voted to ban RVs last week, the message was clear: Homeless and home-insecure community members don’t have a place in Berkeley. For a city that has repeatedly claimed to support the rights of homeless individuals, this regulation contradicts these ideals entirely — it’s toxic to community members who should be valued regardless of their living situation.
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There’s no place like Home: a review of Home Cafe in San Francisco
Home Cafe caters to the aesthetically inclined, 20-something demographic, with its creative coffee combinations and friendly team of talented baristas. For a fun take on your average cup of joe or maybe just for a new picture to throw up on the ‘gram, Home Cafe may be the next stop on your coffee shop hit list.
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