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BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 17, 2023

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“Dicks” is offensive, distasteful, alienating and pure fun. While it is certainly not for everyone, those who are down to watch an absurdity-filled work will certainly be pleased with what they find.
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“Dicks” is offensive, distasteful, alienating and pure fun. While it is certainly not for everyone, those who are down to watch an absurdity-filled work will certainly be pleased with what they find.
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After a successful three-game sweep at last weekend’s Army Tournament in West Point, New York, the Bears look to bring this momentum into upcoming matchups with Portland State and Southern Utah.
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After a successful three-game sweep at last weekend’s Army Tournament in West Point, New York, the Bears look to bring this momentum into upcoming matchups with Portland State and Southern Utah.
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Cal volleyball started its season on a high note last Saturday in Haas Pavilion, defeating the USF Dons in all three sets in a preseason exhibition matchup. The game was a neck and neck battle of shifting momentum, but the Bears persevered with help from some of Cal’s newest and oldest players alike.
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Cal volleyball started its season on a high note last Saturday in Haas Pavilion, defeating the USF Dons in all three sets in a preseason exhibition matchup. The game was a neck and neck battle of shifting momentum, but the Bears persevered with help from some of Cal’s newest and oldest players alike.
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Teamed with a new offensive coordinator, a cherished veteran quarterback and some new impactful wide receivers, head coach Robert Saleh is poised for success.
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Teamed with a new offensive coordinator, a cherished veteran quarterback and some new impactful wide receivers, head coach Robert Saleh is poised for success.
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Confetti, music, rainbows and hundreds of thousands of people filled San Francisco’s Market Street for the Pride Parade on Sunday. UC Berkeley students, alumni, professors and community members joined together as a contingent and walked in the parade showing their LGBTQ+ pride.
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Confetti, music, rainbows and hundreds of thousands of people filled San Francisco’s Market Street for the Pride Parade on Sunday. UC Berkeley students, alumni, professors and community members joined together as a contingent and walked in the parade showing their LGBTQ+ pride.
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You see, I could be going to another city, like New York. I could be doing a graduate program, but I wouldn’t do that because I intend to stay and relive my glory days here at Berkeley. Forever.
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You see, I could be going to another city, like New York. I could be doing a graduate program, but I wouldn’t do that because I intend to stay and relive my glory days here at Berkeley. Forever.
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But as I look to the future, I no longer see a paved path, a step-by-step guide to success, a daunting picture of who I should become. Instead, I see many potential paths, and in all of them, the path is open-ended.
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But as I look to the future, I no longer see a paved path, a step-by-step guide to success, a daunting picture of who I should become. Instead, I see many potential paths, and in all of them, the path is open-ended.
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Many platforms work to feed people the content that will yield the most engagement in order to keep people scrolling. But the speed and precision at which people are targeted has amplified polarization and outrage.
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Many platforms work to feed people the content that will yield the most engagement in order to keep people scrolling. But the speed and precision at which people are targeted has amplified polarization and outrage.
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The plethora of tragic disasters in the industry helped Ray realize that she could not simply remain creative in the way she approached clothing design. She also needed to also help those less seen — such as migratory tailors and garment workers — and resolve the problem of waste in the fashion industry.
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The plethora of tragic disasters in the industry helped Ray realize that she could not simply remain creative in the way she approached clothing design. She also needed to also help those less seen — such as migratory tailors and garment workers — and resolve the problem of waste in the fashion industry.
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New York City has seen me at all stages of my life, and I’m grateful for all of the moments that she houses, memories that I can rebuild myself upon. 
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New York City has seen me at all stages of my life, and I’m grateful for all of the moments that she houses, memories that I can rebuild myself upon. 
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