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In democracies around the world and especially in the United States, real grassroots movements spark change in Congress — not on the face of the “Mona Lisa.”

Although campus is actively finding a financial compromise, there is a degree of uncertainty that nevertheless looms for what the future of libraries looks like at UC Berkeley.

Although we are new to the game, we are determined, fast learners — we aim for a free China.

Ultimately, no matter the city’s work to provide supportive housing for residents of People’s Park, the park’s decades worth of history and culture will not be preserved.

I may not be able to get pregnant; I will never again have to worry about an unwanted pregnancy. But that’s because I had a choice, because I was allowed to make a decision that I thought was best for my body.

The school must take accountability and work to guarantee the residents it is removing from the park are protected and have longer-term housing solutions.

Abortion resources have been notoriously difficult to obtain, even for students seeking one on our very own campus through University Health Services (UHS).

Last Friday, a group of students decided to break the silence about UC Berkeley’s midterms. Curiously enough, the students aren’t protesting the tests themselves, rather, they are rebelling against the name “midterms”.