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BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 17, 2023

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The University of California will partner with the National Education Equity Lab, or NEEL, to provide college classes for low-income high school students.
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The University of California will partner with the National Education Equity Lab, or NEEL, to provide college classes for low-income high school students.
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Theodore “the Unabomber” Kaczynski, the infamous former UC Berkeley associate professor turned serial killer, died in federal prison at the age of 81 on Saturday. 
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Theodore “the Unabomber” Kaczynski, the infamous former UC Berkeley associate professor turned serial killer, died in federal prison at the age of 81 on Saturday. 
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Sunday morning, men's crew swept the Intercollegiate Rowing Association championships for the first time in Cal history, becoming back-to-back champions.
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Sunday morning, men's crew swept the Intercollegiate Rowing Association championships for the first time in Cal history, becoming back-to-back champions.
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Fossil Free Research and Data for Progress released a report Wednesday on fossil fuel funding at prominent U.S. universities. Campus has received $155.9 million from big oil and fossil fuel companies between 2010 and 2020.  
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Fossil Free Research and Data for Progress released a report Wednesday on fossil fuel funding at prominent U.S. universities. Campus has received $155.9 million from big oil and fossil fuel companies between 2010 and 2020.  
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On Feb. 12, the Financial Times released its 2023 Global MBA Ranking that raised UC Berkeley Haas’ School of Business full-time MBA program to a position ranked seventh internationally and fourth in the United States among programs like Columbia, Harvard and Stanford. This ranking marks a substantial increase from the previous year, when Haas tied for a position of 14th globally and ninth in the country.
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On Feb. 12, the Financial Times released its 2023 Global MBA Ranking that raised UC Berkeley Haas’ School of Business full-time MBA program to a position ranked seventh internationally and fourth in the United States among programs like Columbia, Harvard and Stanford. This ranking marks a substantial increase from the previous year, when Haas tied for a position of 14th globally and ninth in the country.
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Weezer’s 10th EP, SZNZ: Winter, takes listeners on a seven-song journey of despair, sadness and longing.
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Weezer’s 10th EP, SZNZ: Winter, takes listeners on a seven-song journey of despair, sadness and longing.
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U.S. News and World Report announced Monday that it will revamp its methodology for ranking law school programs starting in 2023-2024, after various law schools, including Berkeley Law, publicly rebuked the previous system and opted out.
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U.S. News and World Report announced Monday that it will revamp its methodology for ranking law school programs starting in 2023-2024, after various law schools, including Berkeley Law, publicly rebuked the previous system and opted out.
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According to information from the U.S. Office of Postsecondary Education, UC Berkeley educates a high number of lower-income students in relation to its student body, especially when compared to other universities.
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According to information from the U.S. Office of Postsecondary Education, UC Berkeley educates a high number of lower-income students in relation to its student body, especially when compared to other universities.
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The grind never stops — nor, it seems, does the presence of school in the products of collective societal perception. 
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The grind never stops — nor, it seems, does the presence of school in the products of collective societal perception. 
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The U.S. Patent Office ruled Monday that patents for some CRISPR technologies do not belong to the university and other partner institutions.
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The U.S. Patent Office ruled Monday that patents for some CRISPR technologies do not belong to the university and other partner institutions.
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