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The stakes of the story are set extremely high, but the array of diverse characters in “Oslo” refuse to be drowned out by the gargantuan political issues staring them in the face. The play uses the characters’ individual motivations as its focal point, anchoring broad global obstacles in tangible human ones.
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Approximately 50 protesters of the occupation of Palestine participated in a die-in and march, which began in Downtown Berkeley and proceeded to campus Thursday afternoon.
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Under the glow of the Campanile, about 40 students and community members gathered at a candlelight vigil Wednesday evening to commemorate Israeli citizens who have been killed or injured in recent acts of terror in the Middle East.
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Last month, the UC Student Association, a coalition of the UC student governments across each campus, expressed its principled opposition to anti-Semitism but deep concern with the language of a state Assembly bill purportedly about the topic, HR 35. The concern stems from language in the bill that conflates anti-Semitism
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