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Whatever you’re looking forward to doing on campus once we’re all allowed to return, enjoy it — and remember that the best part of Berkeley’s campus is the Bears who call it home.
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Consistently crowded, with people lining up outside on Sunday afternoons, the C.V. Starr East Asian Library, known colloquially as the East Asian Library, easily ranks among the top study spots on campus.
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We at the Clog have compiled a list of the criers you may encounter during your time at UC Berkeley. Perhaps you will even find a bit of yourself in the outlined types of criers below.
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Hear from owner Daryl Ross and FSM patrons about what the cafe means to them and its place in the Berkeley community.
Most people are unaware of Squirrel Day, a holiday that occurs on UC Berkeley’s campus every year at the start of the third week of the spring semester.
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Dwight Schrute, one of the main characters on “The Office,” is always a mood, with iconic lines that are always funny. So sit down, relax and find out which Dwight quote you need to hear right now!
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The Free Speech Movement Cafe, located in Moffitt Library, celebrated its 20th anniversary Friday since opening in 2000. For the first half of the day, the café offered free drinks, stickers and t-shirts to anyone who stopped by.
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At restaurants, I would routinely ask to sample everyone’s dish, make some unsophisticated mental notes about texture and taste, and then focus on the crux of my review: the time with my family.
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We all know about the Campanile, but after you’ve taken visitors up and down the tower, where else should you go?
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Everybody’s favorite Canadian avocado-loving heartthrob is making a stop at the Castro Theatre on Wednesday to celebrate his first cookbook: “Antoni in the Kitchen.”
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