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California must push the UC system to institute these reforms, among others — public higher education cannot become a wholly pay-to-play system.
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I may have tried to wash the Arabic off my tongue, as if rejecting the bitterness of some of the herbs Jiddoh and Yummah made me drink.
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Gerald “Jerry” Lubenow, a former director of publications for the UC Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies, died July 21 at the age of 80.
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From racing watching tips to essential terminology, here’s my two-tier module breakdown to properly grasp the “art of synchronicity”.
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I am devastated that a school fostering the leaders of tomorrow is going to be named after someone who seems to represent the exact opposite.
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Cal finished the game shooting an awful 21-60 and never held a lead as the Bears lost their final nonconference game of the season.
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Inside Haas Pavilion, the Bears continue to slip and stumble through a campaign enveloped by a flurry of tough losses and a blizzard of disappointment.
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The Bears had a solid weekend in Minnesota, where they competed in their longest meet of the season so far. They came out second to Texas, with some impressive individual highlights.
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Tournaments in Newport Beach and Cambridge marked the end of the fall season, but the promise of the spring season remains enticing to Cal men’s tennis.
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The Bears opened the season on the road with tough tests against Harvard and No. 5 UConn. They lost a heartbreaker to Harvard and kept it close in a defeat to UConn, showing signs of progress, despite the disappointing weekend.
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