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BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 17, 2023

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This photo essay displays happiness captured in our daily lives. To the Daily Cal Photo Department, happiness is…
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This photo essay displays happiness captured in our daily lives. To the Daily Cal Photo Department, happiness is…
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To pass beneath the stern face of Athena, goddess of wisdom, peering down from atop the north entrance to Doe Library is to enter a temple to the truth born from coexisting contradictions: sciences and humanities, objectivity and subjectivity, form and function.
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To pass beneath the stern face of Athena, goddess of wisdom, peering down from atop the north entrance to Doe Library is to enter a temple to the truth born from coexisting contradictions: sciences and humanities, objectivity and subjectivity, form and function.
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Though the city’s beauty has become a tourist attraction in recent years, I would say the true beauty emerges only if one surrenders to the city.
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Though the city’s beauty has become a tourist attraction in recent years, I would say the true beauty emerges only if one surrenders to the city.
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In this project, Menat El Attma endeavors to feature this spellbinding relationship between the femina (Latin, woman) and nature by the faculty of a camera lens.
In this project, Menat El Attma endeavors to feature this spellbinding relationship between the femina (Latin, woman) and nature by the faculty of a camera lens.
UC Berkeley's 14 schools and colleges offer a nearly endless supply of degrees — from undergraduate minors in education to doctorate programs in information management. What do they all have in common? The students, who act as a constant source of ingenuity and passion on campus.
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UC Berkeley's 14 schools and colleges offer a nearly endless supply of degrees — from undergraduate minors in education to doctorate programs in information management. What do they all have in common? The students, who act as a constant source of ingenuity and passion on campus.
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