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Berkeley resident and computer programmer Alexander Tsukerman died at Maui Memorial Medical Center after he was found floating off Maluaka Beach on Saturday, where he had been snorkeling. He was 71.
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A now-defunct twitter account run by a Russian propaganda organization spread divisive tweets about UC Berkeley to its more than 100,000 followers last spring, during the time when Ann Coulter and other conservative speakers were scheduled to appear on campus.
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Although the sound of a ringing bell washed over campus Saturday, its source was not the Campanile — instead, the sound came from an electronic replication of the Russian Tsar Bell, according to a campus press release.
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A study published Tuesday by UC Berkeley professors concluded that unmitigated climate change will reduce the average person’s income by 23 percent and increase the global inequality gap by 2100.
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Cal swimmers continued to turn in stellar performances during the latter portion of the FINA World Championships in Kazan, Russia, as the current and former Bears closed out the championships with nine gold, six silver and three bronze medals for a total of 18 medals. Day 7 of the meet
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Although summer seems like the perfect time for athletes to take a small break from their hectic schedules, Maegan Manasse hasn’t quite taken a break, a fact that was on display this past week with her stellar performances on the tennis court at the Fort Worth Pro Tennis Classic in
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The first four days of the 2015 FINA World Championships have seen several current and former Cal swimmers, such as Missy Franklin and Lauren Boyle, make waves in the pools of Kazan, Russia. With another four days remaining in the championships, many more Bears wait on deck for their chance
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Cal’s swimmers are bracing themselves for the FINA World Championships — the biggest swim meet of the summer — which take place from Aug. 2 to 9 in Kazan, Russia, and where the program will be well represented, as the championships feature the largest contingent of current and former Bears
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Taking a nod from the New York Times’ “36 Hours in …” series, we’ve compiled a list of Berkeley institutions that make the city its own. Whether you’re new to town or a local resident, take a weekend to fall in love — or back in love — with the sights, smells and sounds of Berkeley.
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UC Berkeley professor Gregory Grossman, a lead scholar specializing in the study of Soviet economy, died on August 14 at age 93.
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