Novak Djokovic’s legacy in question after disqualification from Australian Open
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After months of deliberation, world No. 1 Novak Djokovic was disqualified from the Australian Open. How does this affect his legacy?
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So we marched on: An epistle for 2021
Remember through poetry how far you’ve come with the months and moments of 2021.
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Photo Essay: 2021 in Photos
The Berkeley community experienced a widespread return to in person in 2021 — as did many parts of the world. From football games and music festivals to lectures, UC Berkeley students and city residents alike were able to look beyond their Zoom meetings, physically attending large gatherings and resuming daily
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Mayor Jesse Arreguín shares policy priorities and challenges
CITY AFFAIRS: Berkeley Mayor Jesse Arreguín spoke on housing, the People’s Park development project, education reform and more in conversation with The Daily Californian.
Berkeley Mayor Jesse Arreguín was overwhelmingly voted in to his second term in office, and while The Daily Californian endorsed him in 2020, nobody is perfect.
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Berkeley should follow San Francisco’s lead on vaccine verification requirements
CITY AFFAIRS: To protect those unable to get vaccinated and to prevent further COVID-19 mutations, restaurants, bars and more must check vaccination status.
A sizable portion of the community is still unvaccinated, and the potential for more dangerous and contagious COVID-19 mutations to appear is a possibility.
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Why I’m apprehensive of life returning back to ‘normal’
Being a freshman and never having experienced going to a lecture or a library, I’m very excited to see the progress. But at the same time, I’m also scared.
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Photo essay: Next in line: Photographing California vaccination sites
As of Wednesday, 169 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines have been distributed across the nation. As of April 7, in its most recent tabulation, the city of Berkeley has administered 84,560 doses to its residents. Throughout the past month, The Daily Californian photo staff covered and captured some of the
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Is it really our turn?
UC Berkeley campus administration and The Daily Californian are leading employees and student employees to go directly to My Turn instead of understanding the full guidance.
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After months of preparation, chaotic vaccine rollout is inexcusable
NATIONAL AFFAIRS: U.S. must reckon with continued flaws in COVID-19 response as vaccine distribution, administration lag
Rather than use vaccines as an opportunity to rectify the dysfunction of the initial U.S. response to COVID-19, officials have once again dropped the ball.
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Berkeley homeless encampments especially at risk for hepatitis A
I see access to public sanitation facilities as a basic human right that the government has accountability for. We share a vital trait: We are all humans.
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