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Across campus, international students are facing challenges seeing their families this winter break — challenges that most U.S. students wouldn’t face.
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The World Inequality Lab released a report Tuesday showing that the gap between the rich and the poor has continued to increase throughout the pandemic.
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I received this lofty treatment merely because, as an American, my relatives subconsciously associated me with capital and with power — or, more specifically, with access to it.
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Moving into the main gallery, Singhal’s poignant use of color, expressive brushstrokes and deeply impactful conceptions flood the space.
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Hot on the heels of “Sound of Metal,” it’s only natural to worry that “Mogul Mowgli” will resemble the former, but director Bassam Tariq and Ahmed are quick to distinguish this film.
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The Berkeley City Council recently named June 3 as an annual “Partition Remembrance Day”to commemorate the world’s largest refugee crisis caused by the partition of India and Pakistan in 1947.
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For Bill Stewart, a forestry and cooperative extension specialist at UC Berkeley, finding massive herds of goats chomping on dry vegetation in Berkeley has been a regular occurrence for the last 40 years.
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A UC Berkeley study published Thursday found that vaccinating elders saves both the most lives and the most years of life.
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In high school, I felt alone. I was the only Zoroastrian in my high school and am one out of about 14,000 Zoroastrians in the country.
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India’s intergenerational caste system highlights the aversion of the Hindu system to the theory of equality and its perpetuation of social hierarchies.
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