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Friday was supposed to be a grand season finale for Cal, but rival Stanford spoiled its Senior Day celebration, beating the Bears 1-0 in just under 93 minutes of action.
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Clubhouse’s invite-only rollout to the public is reflective of what the industry actually is: a clubhouse. And it’s always been this way.
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Amid statewide efforts to increase the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines, the vaccination hub at Moscone Center in San Francisco has distributed leftover vaccines at the closing of each daily vaccination period to individuals who do not have appointments or eligibility.
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On Tuesday, the state of California cleared Alameda County, which includes the city of Berkeley, to move into the red tier of the state’s reopening system.
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As a massive rematch against UCLA looms, the Bears will vie for their third straight victory in a match against Pacific at Hellman Tennis Complex on Friday.
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Despite the uncertainty that surrounded the 2021 season, the Bears will play a completely regular schedule, with four nonconference series and a few midweek games mixed into their conference slate.
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Allowing military recruiters access to public schools infringes upon what is supposed to be a safe environment for learning and self-discovery.
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After operating in Berkeley for more than 90 years, Pettingell Book Bindery is closing its doors Dec. 31.
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Despite the pandemic, thrift store Mars Mercantile often has a line around the corner, but another thrift store on the same street, Buffalo Exchange, closed its Telegraph Avenue location permanently.
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When you are conscious of someone’s last waking moments, whether it be a person or a pet, you become suffocated by the distance.
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