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BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 18, 2023

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With the compelling aesthetic of a fantastical science-fiction world in theme with hopeful reimagination, the Afrofuturism exhibit facilitates a deep dive into changemakers in Black communities.
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With the compelling aesthetic of a fantastical science-fiction world in theme with hopeful reimagination, the Afrofuturism exhibit facilitates a deep dive into changemakers in Black communities.
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A study involving UC Berkeley researchers has discovered unique DNA sequences with the potential to encourage cellular methane consumption, which could combat the greenhouse gas’s harmful effect on climate.
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A study involving UC Berkeley researchers has discovered unique DNA sequences with the potential to encourage cellular methane consumption, which could combat the greenhouse gas’s harmful effect on climate.
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My fashion choices are neither bold political statements nor radical affirmations of identity, and I doubt I’ve started any trends that will go down in history.
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My fashion choices are neither bold political statements nor radical affirmations of identity, and I doubt I’ve started any trends that will go down in history.
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When “Star Trek: The Motion Picture” opened, it was a box office hit, showing that the years of the former television series’ syndication had gradually built up a loyal following. 
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When “Star Trek: The Motion Picture” opened, it was a box office hit, showing that the years of the former television series’ syndication had gradually built up a loyal following. 
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Written by Sang Kim and directed by Claire Rice, the play features iconic characters such as Peter Pan, Wendy, Captain Hook and Tinkerbell. Each makes memorable appearances throughout the performance, which is filled with confessions of love, hilarious flashbacks and unexpected guests.
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Written by Sang Kim and directed by Claire Rice, the play features iconic characters such as Peter Pan, Wendy, Captain Hook and Tinkerbell. Each makes memorable appearances throughout the performance, which is filled with confessions of love, hilarious flashbacks and unexpected guests.
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Sci-fi legend William Shatner has been quite active lately — releasing a new book, recording a Christmas album and going on tour with the 1982 film “Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan,” to name a few things.
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Sci-fi legend William Shatner has been quite active lately — releasing a new book, recording a Christmas album and going on tour with the 1982 film “Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan,” to name a few things.
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As is to be expected of an arts journalist, I have never been one to quietly consume media. But it’s a different breed of fan altogether who invests time, money and often blood, sweat and tears into conventions.
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As is to be expected of an arts journalist, I have never been one to quietly consume media. But it’s a different breed of fan altogether who invests time, money and often blood, sweat and tears into conventions.
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I have grown up with fanfiction and fluttered from fandom to fandom like Tony Stark’s butthole on Steve Rogers’ cock.
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I have grown up with fanfiction and fluttered from fandom to fandom like Tony Stark’s butthole on Steve Rogers’ cock.
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Besson is a master of CGI vision, more deserving of indulging in the form than possibly any other director working today — he’s known for the absurd, and with CGI you can easily make the absurd out of pixels.
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Besson is a master of CGI vision, more deserving of indulging in the form than possibly any other director working today — he’s known for the absurd, and with CGI you can easily make the absurd out of pixels.
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"Torrey Pines" is an endearing blend of sweet anecdotes and surrealism, and the result is a story that feels warmly joyous.
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"Torrey Pines" is an endearing blend of sweet anecdotes and surrealism, and the result is a story that feels warmly joyous.
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