Why we should talk to more people
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I took a deep breath to prepare to talk to someone new. What followed was the most interesting and mind-blowing conversation I have had all year.
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UC Berkeley Academic Senate discusses standardized testing, campus accessibility
Members of the UC Berkeley Division of the Academic Senate discussed new frameworks to promote accessibility of campus resources, the role of standardized testing in admissions processes and students’ mental health at its meeting Monday.
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UC Student Association maintained efforts to appease, collaborate with graduate students
On Oct. 11, the UC Berkeley Graduate Assembly, or GA, published its stance on the viability of the University of California Student Association, or UCSA, claiming the lack of support they received in the organization rendered it necessary to create their own organization, the UC Graduate-Professional Coalition, or UCGPC. The
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A week in events: 10/5-10/9
Around this time in the semester, it’s easy to become so entrenched in schoolwork and the midterm daze that we forget that there is, in fact, life outside of class. Not only is there life, but Berkeley is always throwing down some truly righteous events. From guest speakers to concerts to
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Dining hall conversation starters and enders
This probably should have come out sooner, but, you know, we were stuck in a long conversation. Unless you are one of the loquacious members of the Clog, chances are you just learned what a conversation is from reading this. In fact, if you were to ever manage to stumble your
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Classes Under the Clouds
On Thursday, October 10, 2013, Berkeley residents and students gathered outside of Dwinelle Hall to discuss debt. According to their flyer, the goal of “classes under the clouds” is to “help turn the university inside out.”
