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BERKELEY'S NEWS • MARCH 21, 2023

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An amicus letter was filed Feb 21. in support of Saving Berkeley’s Neighborhoods amid the ongoing lawsuit to freeze student enrollment at UC Berkeley.
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An amicus letter was filed Feb 21. in support of Saving Berkeley’s Neighborhoods amid the ongoing lawsuit to freeze student enrollment at UC Berkeley.
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Students of color have driven UC Berkeley’s long and storied history of activism — something that many students, staff and campus leaders acknowledge as one of the markers of its prestige.
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Students of color have driven UC Berkeley’s long and storied history of activism — something that many students, staff and campus leaders acknowledge as one of the markers of its prestige.
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A court-ordered cap on UC Berkeley student admissions, which may restrict enrollment to 2020-21 levels, has sparked controversy among Berkeley city officials and community members.
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A court-ordered cap on UC Berkeley student admissions, which may restrict enrollment to 2020-21 levels, has sparked controversy among Berkeley city officials and community members.
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Reducing the student population goes against the UC system’s commitment to leveling the playing field for students from diverse backgrounds.
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Reducing the student population goes against the UC system’s commitment to leveling the playing field for students from diverse backgrounds.
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Arreguín should have insisted for the settlement to contain a Pandora’s box of incentives ensuring UC Berkeley lives up to its side of the deal.
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Arreguín should have insisted for the settlement to contain a Pandora’s box of incentives ensuring UC Berkeley lives up to its side of the deal.
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The California Supreme Court unanimously ruled against the current cash bail system Thursday — a decision that some feel could lead to numerous releases and a more just future for marginalized communities.
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The California Supreme Court unanimously ruled against the current cash bail system Thursday — a decision that some feel could lead to numerous releases and a more just future for marginalized communities.
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In a report released Sept. 3 by the San Francisco Coalition on Homelessness, policy recommendations were made to provide former unhoused individuals secure and stable housing.
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In a report released Sept. 3 by the San Francisco Coalition on Homelessness, policy recommendations were made to provide former unhoused individuals secure and stable housing.
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If Prop. 22 is passed, the gig model would spread like fire across industries. Almost any work could be put on an app for the lowest bidder.
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If Prop. 22 is passed, the gig model would spread like fire across industries. Almost any work could be put on an app for the lowest bidder.
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On Thursday, Save Berkeley’s Neighborhoods, a coalition of Berkeley residents, won the right to sue UC Berkeley over the effects of increased enrollment. 
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On Thursday, Save Berkeley’s Neighborhoods, a coalition of Berkeley residents, won the right to sue UC Berkeley over the effects of increased enrollment. 
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Phyllis Lyon and Del Martin, UC Berkeley alumnae, were the first same-sex couple married in San Francisco 一 twice.
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Phyllis Lyon and Del Martin, UC Berkeley alumnae, were the first same-sex couple married in San Francisco 一 twice.
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