East Bay art galleries struggle on the periphery

East Bay art galleries are struggling to maintain their spaces and communities, even while enjoying more global online exposure during the pandemic.
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East Bay art galleries are struggling to maintain their spaces and communities, even while enjoying more global online exposure during the pandemic.
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The current CPI for the Bay Area is 6.8%, while nationally it is 9.1%. This has led to cost increases in many areas, primarily food, fuel and energy.
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After a dry month of basketball content, Daily Cal Sports writers Kenzo Fukuda, Emery Goulet and Abhi Erra catch up on some of the NBA’s biggest storylines, with discussion including the Kevin Durant news, Donovan Mitchell trade rumors, the Russell Westbrook situation and early predictions for the upcoming season.
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Turning 21 is a significant experience. Here’s a list of a few places in Berkeley where any students of legal age can partake in some 21-and-older fun!
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On Aug. 3 at Sproul Plaza, the Berkeley community protested the university’s unannounced overnight move to begin the process of fencing off People’s Park for construction of student housing. The event featured demonstrations and speeches by Defend People’s Park, and protesters shared their perspectives on the fight for space. Matt
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Transferring schools is a significant change that can often be overwhelming. I hope these tips can help alleviate some of that stress and make your first year at UC Berkeley the best.
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In response to allegations of abuse from across the sports world, deputy sports editor Mia Wachtel talks to staff writers Maria Kholodova, Leila Rosenberg and Kenzo Fukuda to illuminate these injustices.
This includes discussion of who the most influential tennis players of all time are and whether Serena Williams or Roger Federer is more significant.
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Located under the Enclave housing complex on Telegraph Avenue, GamedayVR, a virtual reality game store, aims to open its doors at the start of the fall semester.
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Six Berkeley residents have tested positive for probable cases of monkeypox, according to Tuesday city press release.
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