Living in a world of pathogens

Learning so much about bacteria made me realize how blind I had been to the world around me. To underestimate these amazing organisms now seems unacceptable.
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Learning so much about bacteria made me realize how blind I had been to the world around me. To underestimate these amazing organisms now seems unacceptable.
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The results when using public transportation aren’t always ideal. We need to revolutionize the current public transportation.
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As the year comes to an end, I want to take the time to reflect by writing down some pieces of advice that I had been given by my friends and family.
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To begin, it is important to understand that the migration problem has a direct relationship with lack of opportunity, security, justice and equality.
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While the importance of supportive housing in Berkeley cannot be discounted, People’s Park has never been a place for campus to do its bidding.
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Learn about the online department from the manager, Nicole! Applications are open until September 13.
When we think of the Navajo, we think of the Red Rocks of the Arizona Desert. The Lakota — the wind-whipped, sprawling expanses of the Great Plains. And for the Ohlone? Concrete. The urban Indian landscape is far different than any other part of Indian Country. The West Berkeley Shellmound
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I hesitated before writing this piece, because, once again, I was going to write about Syria. If you go to my author page on the Daily Cal website, you would find that 11 of my 14 Daily Cal pieces speak of Syria in some way. So when I sat down
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One of the biggest challenges for sustainable international economic development is the need to control greenhouse gas emissions. Before we can make meaningful progress toward stabilizing the planet’s climate, we need to have an international roadmap for economic growth, job creation and poverty alleviation that still bends the curve on
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