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If you think about it, there aren’t that many differences between ecosystems and campus majors. In honor of Earth Day, we at the Clog have decided to compare different UC Berkeley majors to the various habitats that make up the planet we are lucky enough to call home.
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The UC Berkeley College of Engineering was ranked the number one public engineering college in the nation by U.S. News & World Report, as well as the third best engineering college overall.
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Uncontrolled, large-scale fires are growing in number and will increasingly affect more communities beyond the immediate fire zone. These fires will continue to threaten countries around the globe and drain their resources until effective fire-management protocols are in place. With California at the center of this problem, we must look
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New York is known for being brutally honest, hilarious and the queen of being a meme. We love her and we love all the incredible content she’s given us over the years.
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UC Berkeley’s campus is full of inspiring academic history and landmarks that can inspire even the most dejected student.
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CalSol, a campus solar vehicle team, won the Formula Sun Grand Prix — an annual nationwide solar vehicle track race — on Saturday.
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It can get a little lonely in Berkeley sometimes, and we at the Clog know how hard it can be to miss your family pets back home. If you are thinking about getting a new companion for the long nights at college, we advise you take this quiz (and take
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Earl Grey, who is definitely not fake and is totally a real person we didn’t just make up in order to singularly represent us as a student body, was just another UC Berkeley student going about his days. He was taking Computer Science 61A for the summer and all was
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The grant recipients are part of the Zhang Lab, led by UC Berkeley professor of mechanical engineering Xiang Zhang, in which researchers will use the $2 million grant to build devices at the nanometer scale and exploit the electronic and optical properties of two-dimensional materials.
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With reading lists for classes keeping us busy all day and up all night, it can be hard to think about taking time away from our assigned reading to read for pleasure. It’s unfortunate that it is so hard to find the time to read for fun anymore. This is
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