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BERKELEY'S NEWS • JUNE 02, 2023

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Cindy Liu

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Unionized academic workers have been out on strike across the UC system since Monday to protest unfair labor practices and continue to bargain with the university each day of the strike.
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Unionized academic workers have been out on strike across the UC system since Monday to protest unfair labor practices and continue to bargain with the university each day of the strike.
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Amid a push to prioritize pedestrians on the road, Berkeley took its first step toward potentially banning cars from making right turns at red lights Thursday.
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Amid a push to prioritize pedestrians on the road, Berkeley took its first step toward potentially banning cars from making right turns at red lights Thursday.
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Six UC Berkeley international studies programs received more than $12 million in federal funding which will support their expansion. 
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Six UC Berkeley international studies programs received more than $12 million in federal funding which will support their expansion. 
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Containing items ranging from hand-made indigenous maps to those based on works of fiction, Bancroft Library’s newest cartography exhibit brings a rich breadth of treasures for public display.
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Containing items ranging from hand-made indigenous maps to those based on works of fiction, Bancroft Library’s newest cartography exhibit brings a rich breadth of treasures for public display.
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Berkeley Forum’s panel on Data Privacy and Ownership explored data privacy concerns on Sept. 22 as their first panel event of the semester.
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Berkeley Forum’s panel on Data Privacy and Ownership explored data privacy concerns on Sept. 22 as their first panel event of the semester.
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Amidst California’s low standardized math test scores, increasing learning gaps caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and a lack of sufficient diversity in STEM, the California State Board of Education’s recent proposed curriculum framework to reform math education has garnered criticism from hundreds of educators. 
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Amidst California’s low standardized math test scores, increasing learning gaps caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and a lack of sufficient diversity in STEM, the California State Board of Education’s recent proposed curriculum framework to reform math education has garnered criticism from hundreds of educators. 
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UC Berkeley is back on top as the number one public school in the nation after being ranked second since 2020, according to the U.S. News & World Report’s 2022–23 rankings.
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UC Berkeley is back on top as the number one public school in the nation after being ranked second since 2020, according to the U.S. News & World Report’s 2022–23 rankings.
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During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, restaurants and retail stores across the country sat empty as customers stayed home to avoid contagion. In recent months, as pandemic restrictions have eased up across California, many businesses aim to achieve pre-pandemic levels of enterprise. 
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During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, restaurants and retail stores across the country sat empty as customers stayed home to avoid contagion. In recent months, as pandemic restrictions have eased up across California, many businesses aim to achieve pre-pandemic levels of enterprise. 
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With a colorful atmosphere, freshly made cold-pressed juices and an all-natural menu, Kol Juice Bar aims to bring a healthy dose of wellness to the Berkeley community.  
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With a colorful atmosphere, freshly made cold-pressed juices and an all-natural menu, Kol Juice Bar aims to bring a healthy dose of wellness to the Berkeley community.  
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Working as a graduate student at UC Berkeley, one of the top public research institutions in the world, can seem like a dream. Yet, for some, that dream can be tarnished when faced with the reality of campus working conditions amidst the costs of living in one of the world’s most expensive cities. 
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Working as a graduate student at UC Berkeley, one of the top public research institutions in the world, can seem like a dream. Yet, for some, that dream can be tarnished when faced with the reality of campus working conditions amidst the costs of living in one of the world’s most expensive cities. 
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