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The following is a Q&A between Jasper Kenzo Sundeen, senior staff writer for The Daily Californian, and Charmin Smith, head coach of the Cal women’s basketball team.
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Each year, Juneteenth commemorates a milestone to freedom for Black Americans. As Black people celebrate this weekend, support Black businesses and buy these products from a Bay Area business.
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The misconception of inertia, and the attribution of every single issue in the pandemic tech industry to the microcosm of Silicon Valley, is dangerous.
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I had to open up to change by accepting that I am not tethered to my hometown, to the people from back then or to who I was before coming to college.
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I remember the first time I returned home during the holiday break of my freshman year. After my mom picked me up from the airport and we drove through the quiet streets of my suburb, my eyes soaked in the monotonous qualities of my hometown that I had bemoaned. There
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Your schedule may be vastly different from this past fall, but there is one lesson you should take every single semester regardless of your major or year: the lesson of love!
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I won’t be reading a list of resolutions to my relatives. Instead, I’ll tell them the simple truth: My resolution is to change.
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By the time she left the stage, Mai not only warmed up the crowd for Kehlani, she made herself a name to remember.
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Let me set the scene: I am a sophomore with wide eyes, a worried soul and little to no progress on my African American Studies final paper.
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Nicholas Alexander –If you could change one thing about Berkeley what would it be? “The hyperliberals. I’m a liberal myself, don’t get me wrong. I’m down for socialism; I’m down for a safety net for those who need it. But I’m not down for this ultrasenstitive, politically correct, microaggressive culture.
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