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The policy went into effect Tuesday, and is in conjunction with UC-wide policies regarding drones, or unmanned aircraft systems, the email says.
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We’re here to offer you neither comprehensive nor correct explanations of all of the tech concepts that are swirling around us today.
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Muse is not one for subtlety in lyrical construction — 2009’s The Resistance was built around themes from Orwell’s “1984,” and the band’s tour in support of its 2015 release Drones literally featured remote-controlled drones flying around the stadiums. The directness with which the band approaches these subjects can be either refreshing
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As you prepare to begin the school year here at UC Berkeley, you’ll be bombarded with tons of advice and helpful tips to help you transition. You’ll hear suggestions for how to stand out as a candidate for internships and be encouraged to let your unique personality shine. But you
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Nearly two weeks after passing a moratorium on local police’s use of tear gas and less-than-lethal weapons, City Council will vote Tuesday on whether to impose a two-year moratorium on the city’s potential use of drones.
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About 40 demonstrators stood side by side in front of Sproul Hall Friday, holding signs with phrases such as “Drones don’t make us safer; violence begets violence” to pique the interest of passers-by and inspire them to question the necessity of U.S. drone strikes in countries such as Pakistan and Yemen.
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Earlier this week, I opened the Daily Cal to find a harmless-looking sketch of a U.S. military drone flying in a purple sky. Under it, I saw the title “Drones make America safer.” After reading the op-ed piece written by political science student Blair Rotert, I felt absolutely compelled to
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Hello, I am here to speak about DRONES. Hmm. That doesn’t sound nearly as impressive or hilarious coming from me. Given that Berkeley City Council is on spring recess right now, I thought I’d take the time to write about the 10th member of the City Council — the general
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The Berkeley City Council is expected to vote Tuesday on a recommendation to adopt a resolution proclaiming Berkeley a “No Drone Zone.”
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