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A recent study on elk migration patterns in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem provided insights into the flexibility of migration timing and its implications for the rest of the ecosystem.
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One year later, there is no confusion as to who Daltoso is. He has become a quintessential part of Cal’s offensive line family — one that has grown immensely under Greatwood’s watch.
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Mayor Jesse Arreguín removed a controversial recommendation prohibiting lying and camping near the Downtown Berkeley BART station from the City Council agenda at its Thursday meeting.
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The album art — a swirly, wistful drawing in cotton candy hues of 2-D playing his guitar — is in line with the mood of The Now Now, which is primarily beachside ennui.
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Still aren’t sure why the eclipse is a big deal? Well, here are some cool facts about this year’s solar eclipse and where you can view it.
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Most people are familiar with the typical Fourth of July parades, barbecues and fireworks but what about the other traditions?
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In the beginning of this summer I got the chance to visit Idaho with my family. I had never visited and to be honest, I wasn’t expecting much. I seriously didn’t even know where it was located on a map, and I found myself quickly getting it confused with Iowa or any other “irrelevant” state. Everyone is constantly filled with thoughts of Idaho growing potatoes, and frankly that’s the only thing I had known about it prior to my visit.
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