No seats? Here are five lesser-known campus lunch spots
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The next time you’re scrambling to find a good spot to have your takeout before class, check out these five sites around campus.
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Naturally Supernatural
Your Secret Admirer
Even the smallest of superstitions represents this integral part of being human, this belief in something irrationally greater than ourselves.
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How to spot a UC Berkeley freshman
Here’s the Clog’s official list of the iconic, timeless freshman quirks to help you identify a freshman from a mile away.
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Welcome Message
Let’s embrace all that the city of Berkeley has to offer and do our part to keep the Berkeley community healthy and vibrant. Here’s to a safe semester, and go Bears!
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Five tips for learning to live in Bear Territory
There are plenty of people around you on campus who are happy to help you find your feet if it’s your first time on campus.
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An overview of UC Berkeley’s basic needs services
Whether you’re an undergraduate or graduate student, staff or faculty member, there are a host of services on campus to ensure all of your needs are met.
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UC should make return to campuses contingent on vaccination
UNIVERSITY AFFAIRS: With a vaccine mandate, UC system will ensure its campuses, surrounding communities remain safe next fall
As of now, no large, public, high-profile institution has decisively implemented a hard mandate. The University of California should be the first.
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What to consider when signing up for in-person classes for fall
You might have forgotten the logistal aspects of attending class on campus. Here are some things you should consider when crafting your fall schedule.
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Everything you won’t miss about in-person classes at UC Berkeley
Though there are things we miss about the UC Berkeley campus, online classes have their benefits. Here are some things we can appreciate a break from.
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Power outage affects area north of UC Berkeley campus
A power outage hit Berkeley on Saturday afternoon, affecting a part of the city near the north side of the UC Berkeley campus, according to PG&E spokesperson J.D. Guidi.
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