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Approximately two dozen students gathered Wednesday morning on Sproul Plaza with signs reading “Stop pandemics” and “Ban meat” in protest of alleged inhumane animal treatment at one of Cal Dining’s pork suppliers.
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After three years of laying down our roots, senior year was meant to be our reward, our fully sprouted tree.
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Underrepresented student groups and organizations, including the community of students with disabilities and Indigenous student organizations, have faced long-standing challenges in their fight for allocated spaces on campus.
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Can we ensure that our institution and the country as a whole does a better job in supporting our international community? You bet.
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It’s time to be original and take a graduation photo scaling the Campanile or in front of the refrigerators at Golden Bear café. Take this quiz to figure out your unique grad photo shoot location!
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Just yesterday, a new shipment of frozen tilapia got shipped to Crossroads to replenish the dining hall supply. Little did the workers know that there was a fluffy feathered stowaway tucked away in one of the cardboard boxes. While no one was watching, the penguin, we’ll call him Oscar, escaped the paper imprisonment and waddled out of the establishment.
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Both romantic and platonic love have unique aspects to them, and each holds different degrees of value to people.
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It’s time for that UC Berkeley pride and spirit to grow exponentially, as homecoming season is here along with a swarm of blue and gold colors everywhere your head turns.
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Wednesday afternoon — the 150th birthday of Mohandas Gandhi — members of the UC Berkeley Sikh Student Association and other Indian student organizations gathered under Sather Gate holding signs that said “Gandhi was anti-Sikh” and “Gandhi was a sex offender.”
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Student groups representing marginalized communities discussed the different initiatives and services they offer to students as well as the issues they face during Wednesday night’s weekly ASUC Senate meeting.
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