Cal men’s water polo gears up for Southern California battles
No. 4 Cal men’s water polo is poised for another trip to Southern California this weekend, where it will compete in a doubleheader against UC Irvine and Pepperdine.
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Cal men’s water polo drops first game of the season
No. 3 Cal men’s water polo had a weekend fleet of matches against top-10 competition this weekend, as its season goes into full swing.
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Cal men’s water polo favored in 2018 home opener
As the No. 3 Cal men’s water polo team (6-0) prepares for another set of games as the undeniable favorite, it must prove that it can handle the pressure of producing in games it is expected to win.
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Cal women’s soccer faces tough road competition in Oklahoma series
The Oklahoma series will bring Cal’s first game outside of the Bay Area this season, and while the sheer mileage of the road trip will be a challenge in itself, the Bears will get a perennial postseason contender and a battle-tested squad in the middle of it.
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Cal men’s water polo awaits early-season road tests
Led by reigning MPSF Player of the Week senior Vassilis Tzavaras, Cal men’s water polo prepares for two road matches this week against familiar Northern California foes. After the attacker piled up 18 assists in the team’s four matches last weekend, the Bears will need Tzavaras to continue dishing out
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Cal women’s soccer returns to form in emphatic win over Harvard
Cal women’s soccer kicked off the weekend with a resounding 2-0 win against Harvard on Friday, moving to 2-1 on the season after a disappointing loss to Santa Clara earlier in the week. The final score does not indicate just how dominant the Bears looked to be in this game.
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Cal women’s soccer defeated by No. 19 Santa Clara, 4-1, in postseason rematch
Monday night was only the second time the Bears conceded more than one goal in a game since the final match of the 2016 regular season
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On journalism, or sepia seaweed
My journalism might upset a few stoners, but never did it lead me to see myself, to steal from Ernest Hemingway, dead in the rain.
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Finding heroes in the headlines
Writing about art put me close to so many artists. It was exhilarating. But I was only ever close.
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University of California fights for CRISPR patent rights against Broad Institute, Harvard, MIT
CRISPR-Cas9, the gene-editing technology co-invented by a UC Berkeley professor, is again in the courts, as the University of California fights the Broad Institute, Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, or MIT, over patent rights that could yield billions.
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