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As time went on, I learned to cope with my homesickness, and I’ve now begun to see Berkeley as my second home, too. With any luck, these methods that helped me adjust will also work for you!
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Sprinting from side to side of the stage, girl in red entranced the crowd, fueling concertgoers with dynamic zest.
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Under the alternating, kaleidoscopic blue and violet lights of August Hall, Yanya electrified a crowd of ardent fans and enthusiastic newcomers alike.
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Spilling her secrets to San Francisco with distilled transparency, Humberstone’s candid contemplations lifted weights off heavy hearts.
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After this weekend’s results, the blue and gold find themselves at the .500 mark. Their unremarkable record reveals one thing about this squad: They are remarkably average.
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Wallows prove that sweater vests and pensive cogitation make for a cathartic release of pent-up vexation.
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The floor was a throng of hormones, smiling faces and phone flashes, mirroring the glorious rush of giddiness channeled by Weston Estate.
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Well worth the two-year wait, the future of the Sawayama enterprise is even brighter than it was in 2020.
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BART and the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency, or SFMTA, will receive $386 million of federal funding as part of the American Rescue Plan, or ARP.
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Though Neel passed away in 1984, her work continues to captivate given its authentic balance between the internal and external characteristics of human beings. On display through July 10 at San Francisco’s de Young Museum, the exhibition features Neel’s comprehensive works, ranging from oil paintings on stretched canvases to illustrations appearing in leftist periodicals.
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