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Rbhu, a local engineering firm that specializes in large art structures, has pledged $30,000 in pro bono services for artists in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Halloween may be long over, but that doesn’t mean “Riverdale” isn’t terrifying us all with its increasing amount of ridiculous costumes and permanent suspension of disbelief.
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Stuck in Berkeley for the summer, but don’t have enough time to travel? Check out these hyper-local events and activities to make the most of your vacation without wasting time in a car or on a plane. Albany Bulb Walking through Albany Bulb, a former landfill that several local conservation
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Berkeley and the Bay Area will host a variety of holiday-themed gatherings that are welcoming to students and families alike. The Daily Californian has compiled a list of events to put you in the winter spirit.
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Far to the west is a mythical land that nary a UC Berkeley student has visited. This land is called West Oakland, and it is a true diamond in the rough. West Oakland is home to some of the best food in the East Bay and houses two places that
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The Crucible held an open house exhibition called “The Science of Art” on April 12 in Oakland, which raised questions about the relationship between science and art. Society tends to differentiate science and art as completely separate categories. This binary is relevant in education when budget cuts mean favoring science
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