Ann Coulter event met with more than a thousand protesters
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Conservative author Ann Coulter spoke Wednesday to a crowd of about 400 in UC Berkeley’s Wheeler Hall, as more than a thousand protested outside.
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UCPD makes arrest in connection with UC Berkeley Sproul Plaza assault
UCPD made an arrest Friday in connection with an incident that occurred Feb. 19 on the UC Berkeley campus, in which a man tabling for the conservative organization Turning Point USA was assaulted on Upper Sproul Plaza.
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Man tabling for conservative group assaulted on UC Berkeley campus, potential suspect identified
UCPD responded to a report Tuesday afternoon that a male tabling for a conservative organization on Upper Sproul Plaza had been assaulted, according to a Nixle alert released by UCPD on Wednesday afternoon.
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Berkeley community reflects on results of November 2018 midterm elections
The results of Election Day perpetuated a series of flips and changes on the local, state and national stages. Among the highlights — a national flip in the House of Representatives, a state rejection of the expansion of rent control and a contentious Berkeley City Council District 1 race.
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California College Republicans releases 2018 platform, prompting community pushback
The California College Republicans, or CCR, released its 2018 platform this month, outlining its stance on a number of hot-button issues including free speech at universities, college tuition and diversity training programs.
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Jovanka Beckles, Buffy Wicks run for state Assembly District 15
Both Democratic candidates have similar platforms, hoping to address the housing crisis, environmental issues and the criminal justice system.
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Chancellor Carol Christ announces updated campus free speech event policy
Chancellor Carol Christ released a statement Monday outlining the campus’s next steps in updating its policy regarding free speech events, including the designation of free speech zones and increasing communication between administration and the campus community.
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Furry Boi, independent squirrel candidate, to appear on ASUC Senate ballot
As squirrels acclimate to urban settings, they become more comfortable entering human spaces — one such example is Furry Boi, a squirrel who is running independently for ASUC Senate.
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Berkeley College Republicans hosts Conservative Women in Media panel
Berkeley College Republicans, or BCR, held a Conservative Women in Media panel Thursday night, at which three conservative women spoke about a range of topics including feminism, the 2nd Amendment and socialism.
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Berkeley College Republicans defend right to invite ‘provocateurs’ to campus
If you asked Berkeley College Republicans member and former Daily Californian columnist Rudraveer Reddy if his student organization intentionally invites provocative speakers, he would tell you that it makes “no legal difference.”
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