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Cal in Color

Skin color is deterministic in our society. Though we walk side by side, my white family and I walk through different worlds.
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Skin color is deterministic in our society. Though we walk side by side, my white family and I walk through different worlds.
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It is only fitting to celebrate college basketball’s unlikely return with a list of possible Cinderella teams.
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The blue and gold are sitting pretty at eighth in the conference and will be hoping to keep their spot with the Pac-12 tournament on the horizon.
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While much of my time was spent snowboarding in the mountains of Park City, my family fell more and more in love with the Historic District every time we went there.
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The ongoing narrative for the Bears squad coming into the season has been the emphasis on their mental preparation, and it shined through in each game.
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Despite a floundering start to their postseason, the Bears will fight to sink or swim as they compete for their third consecutive Pac-12 title.
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Opening the year ranked No. 11, the added expectations that come with this recognition serve not to add pressure, but to fuel the Bears.
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The Pac-12 is arguably the toughest conference in the country considering that teams from this conference have won 17 national championships.
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No. 10 Cal lost to No. 3 Utah, but it did so in an absolute slugfest which saw both teams put up their best scores of the season.
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It’s been a while since the blue and gold have had an outright poor performance. In the previous four games, even if it was only for a moment, there was a time in each game when it looked like Cal might walk away with a win.
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