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“I have chlamydia.” My friend at UC Berkeley told me this through tears over the phone in early November, her voice cracking over the words. It was the first time I had ever heard her cry.
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Through a “misunderstanding,” the campus essentially condoned feelings of xenophobia toward people of Asian descent.
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Throughout human history, biology has thrown humanity a variety of curveballs. In the 21st century, it was Ebola, Zika and now the coronavirus.
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The looming giant of bureaucracy stands in the way of achieving the smallest of goals, whether it be a link on CalCentral or a few sentences on a syllabus.
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Sunday was World AIDS Day, an important time to reflect on the progress made to combat the disease, according to UC Berkeley professors.
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While my therapist has me rate how I’m feeling on a 1-10 scale each week, there isn’t actually a definitive way to “rank” my mental illness and its severity. Illnesses are relative; what is “severe” for one person is functional for another. Both deserve to receive as much treatment as they need.
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Where would you go if you had a medical emergency? For an estimated 4,000 students a year, the answer is the Alta Bates Summit Medical Center.
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If you’re a member of a club or organization on campus who wants to increase your group’s visibility, if you’re a student who lives in the residence halls and wants to get involved in making the place you live in a better place or if you’re just interested in knowing more about the inner workings of residential life, this is an op-ed for you. Let’s talk residence halls.
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Reddit is a website that should require almost no introduction to any student. Pegged as the front page of the internet, Reddit has communities, or “subreddits,” dedicated to almost any interest possible, from memes to politics.
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Out of sheer luck, I am equipped to tackle my mental illnesses in ways many others don’t have the privilege to, because of issues like accessibility, economic inequality and outside support.
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