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With safety measures in place, Yali’s Cafe reopened its Stanley Hall location on campus Monday after its closure in the spring due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The return of research at UC Berkeley is underway, with 30 research buildings planned to open by the end of June, campus administration said.
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The gradual resumption of research on campus entered phase two Thursday, allowing researchers to resume additional in-person research.
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A new Best Western Plus location is slated to open in North Berkeley at the intersection of University Avenue and Sacramento Street this May, and will provide more space for visitors in the city, as first reported by Berkeleyside.
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The season of love is upon us, so get ready to get cuffed (if you haven’t already in the three months cuffing season has been in session)! But wait — does your crush even like you back? We at the Clog will be your V-Day love doctors and bust those myths holding you back!
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So in order to help you decide which Yali’s to go to the next time you’re in dire need of some java, we at the Clog have power ranked the three Yali’s on campus according to three different metrics—aesthetic, food and drinks and accessibility.
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The new location quietly opened in February to replace Qualcomm Cafe, which closed in spring 2016. The cafe is just now hosting its grand opening, however, as there was no opportunity to do so last semester, according to Yali’s Cafe co-owner and manager Elan Lieber.
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For anyone looking to discover the perfect new study spot, there’s plenty of hidden gems scattered across the UC Berkeley campus.
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The film consists primarily of interview clips with Maldonado, Williams, Rodriguez-Leon and Ford, who offer first-hand insight into the carceral system.
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There are some buildings we wouldn’t mind not having to look at everyday, while there are others that we could never live without.
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