So we marched on: An epistle for 2021

Remember through poetry how far you’ve come with the months and moments of 2021.
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Remember through poetry how far you’ve come with the months and moments of 2021.
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During a virtual inaugural event Thursday for the opening of UC Berkeley’s Center for Security in Politics, or CSP, four former secretaries of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, or DHS, discussed the most pressing security challenges the nation faces.
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President Joe Biden’s inauguration Wednesday was met with happiness and relief from Berkeley City Council and campus community members.
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Although I’d been to Washington D.C. before, I always enjoy walking through the National Mall, even if it means weaving my way through crowds of tired families.
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If you’re feeling adventurous or just want to chill and see a new place, drive on over to Sactown and check out some of the following spots.
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He has led millions of Americans to doubt the basic concepts of truth, facts, evidence and science.
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Last week’s piece was not a reflection of my personal views, but rather an investigation into why a growing number of left-leaning California voters feel that the current political system fails to represent their values.
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This is for last-minute travelers, so in case you too decide to jet to Washington, D.C., on a shoestring, these are the things you can enjoy.
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As the effects of the government shutdown surround us and remind us how truly frustrating American politics can be, I thought it would be a good time to bring up an error often seen in discussions of politics: the difference between “capital” and “capitol.” The oft-mistaken “capital” and “capitol” are
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Modern technology is allowing youth around the country to raise their voice and take part in financial decision making on the federal level. The White House is calling for youth to help them determine the best ways to spend money to serve youth in need, by logging on to the
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