Lost and found in translation
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I know from school and dictionaries that language has defined meanings, but I learned from my experience of speaking Spanish how words also have tastes, smells, sounds and sights.
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Herstory: Women from the past whose impressions still last
We always talk about women walking miles in their respective fields in the present day — changing the world by standing up for female everywhere. But, what about the women who started it all? Today, let’s celebrate the historical figures who basically started it all, the ones who are the role models we need every day.
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UC Berkeley English professor Nadia Ellis illuminates importance of immigrant narratives
With immigrant stories seemingly more important than ever, in what ways can we continue to learn from each other in academic spaces?
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Exhibit shows haunting shots of photographer’s life
“I am the flower, but I am also the thorn,” said 20th-century nature photographer Rose Mandel. This dualistic and prolific statement is just one of the many insights into the complex mind of the Polish-born Mandel (1910-2002), whose series of photographs titled “The Errand of the Eye” is currently being
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