COVID-19 peak will not mean end of social distancing, experts say
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UC Berkeley’s School of Public Health hosted a virtual town hall Monday to discuss emerging research driving solutions to the coronavirus pandemic.
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An ‘urban oasis’: Early mornings at Lake Temescal
Prioritizing time outside can be difficult for those with busy schedules who live in urban areas. Lake Temescal rules out this excuse, offering itself as an accessible natural space, welcome to even the busiest of us all.
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UCSF, John Muir Health establish cancer center in Berkeley
In an effort to improve cancer care for patients within the East Bay, UCSF Health and John Muir Health jointly opened a cancer care center on San Pablo Avenue.
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Spots across the East Bay to destress from midterms
After a stressful time with midterms, it’s time to relax. Here are some places in the surrounding East Bay that we at the Clog can guarantee will be a fun time.
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CA Gov. Newsom signs 22 bills for wildfire mitigation
Gov. Newsom signed 22 bills for wildfire mitigation and preparedness efforts Wednesday, building on $1 billion allocated for wildfire investment.
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Ax-throwing establishment AxeVentures opens on Southside
AxeVentures opened in Berkeley in March. Located at 2566 Telegraph Ave., customers can reserve 90 minutes to throw axes at a wooden target in one of the several lanes AxeVentures offers.
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Tartine Bakery opens in Berkeley
Tartine Bakery opened a long-awaited shop at the Graduate Hotel Monday morning, seeing a line extending outside the door.
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Berkeley bops to set your 1st year to
What better way is there to kick off freshman year than jamming to a playlist as alternating feelings of terror and doe-eyed curiosity wash over you?
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Health implications of redlining practices highlight need for reparations
This work suggests that the boundaries drawn on these maps more than 80 years ago on the basis of race have sculpted the fabric of our neighborhoods and led to asthma health disparities.
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UC Berkeley needs to provide better accommodations for Muslim students
There are thriving communities that exist well outside of restrictive images of what Muslims should look like or be like, and many of those communities are part of the larger Muslim community here on campus as well — and we are better with them.
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