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The campus has unveiled its response to an imposing financial crisis with its 2017-18 budget, highlighted by more than $20 million in cuts to academic, research and administrative expenses.
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Last weekend, the Cal women’s soccer team opened the season with a chip on its shoulder, winning its first game of the season against Cal Poly, 1-0. The celebration didn’t last long though, as the Bears lost to Santa Clara 1-0 on Sunday in a second overtime nail biter. Still,
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Concrete chunks fall from the ceiling and pillars of the west tunnel of Edwards Stadium — home to the campus soccer and track and field teams — adding to the already unsafe conditions established with the building’s poor seismic rating.
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Though the atmosphere of the meets last weekend and this weekend are very different, one constant remains. The fierce competition between the Cal and Stanford’s track and field teams will continue as the Bears host the Big Meet at Edwards Stadium on Saturday. A long-standing tradition at Cal, the Big
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In what has become an almost expected part of their season, the No. 18 Cal women’s soccer team will be appearing in the NCAA playoffs for the 12th straight year. The No. 3 seed Bears hope to accomplish what has been unobtainable for the past 33 years — win Cal’s
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A re-enactment of the wild, wild west occurred at Edwards Stadium on Thursday, when the Bruins were hunted and stuffed by the hands of the relentless Cal offense. The hunt was lead by junior forward Arielle Ship, who picked up her second hat trick of the season in the Bears’
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Whether you’re an 18-year-old freshman or a more seasoned transfer student, college is a life-changing experience, and at Cal it is infinitely more so: decades of tradition, excellent academics and some of the brightest minds all crammed together in a region that already has several claims to fame. The first
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In January, the Pac-12 sent an idiot wind chilling back to the Bay Area, reverberating as it struck down history and tradition. The scheduling decision to pit the Big Game on Oct. 20, instead of the traditional matchup in late November or early December, is unbefitting of one of college sports’ greatest rivalries.
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When the Bears took the field at Edwards Stadium for the annual spring football game, fans might not have known what to expect. After a loss to Texas in the Holiday Bowl last December and a lackluster recruiting season, the state of the team was up in the air. After
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In the wee hours of the morning Wednesday, UCPD received a call from a UC Berkeley student at Edwards Stadium who did not know how she had arrived there or what had happened in the preceding hours. According to UCPD spokesperson Lt. Marc Decoulode, the female student reported at 1:26 a.m.
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