Me, my motivation: Our journey through the first week of spring semester
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Here are the trials and tribulations my motivation and I had to go through during my first week of spring semester, and it was a long week.
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Destigmatize eating cough drops when you’re not sick
Is it really such a crime to eat cough drops when you don’t have a cough? In 2021, we must normalize eating cough drops as a snack.
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Looking on the bright side: The best things that came out of 2020
As unforgiving and upsetting this last year was, we’re not here to dwell on all the would-have-beens. Here are some of the best things that 2020 gave us.
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Start the semester with stellar grades: A smarter note-taking strategy
Now that I’ve finally figured it out, I thought I’d share some of my tips with you so we can all receive “gold stars” throughout the semester.
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Prepare, don’t plan: Cal lacrosse returns to Berkeley
Preparing for the worst while hoping for the best is a familiar sentiment to most across the nation at this point. While the Bears’ season will certainly face challenges in scheduling, practicing and playing, for now, they are content to be socially distanced and back in Strawberry Canyon.
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Online class restricts Berkeley school district special education, alternative school programs
Berkeley Unified School District, or BUSD, educators at alternative high schools and special education programs have adapted their teaching methods due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, which also rendered key services inaccessible for students.
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Isabel Potter talks Cal women’s volleyball’s COVID-19 journey
While this new reality has been difficult for women’s volleyball senior Isabel Potter, she says not having regular team practices has actually brought the team closer together.
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UC Berkeley instructors reflect on semester unlike any another amid COVID-19
With UC Berkeley holding all of its classes for the fall 2020 and spring 2021 semesters online, engineering, data science and computer science instructors have had to adapt their teaching styles to meet the demands of remote learning.
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Separated and season-less, Cal baseball searches for the light at the end of the tunnel
Without the ability to practice as a team and with little information about when they might be able to, the Bears have turned to personal workouts and team Zoom calls, the new normal for most Cal sports programs.
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City of Berkeley, Alameda County support ‘Vaccinate All 58’ campaign
The city of Berkeley and Alameda County are responding with full support of the vaccination rollout under California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s “Vaccinate All 58” campaign.
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