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BERKELEY'S NEWS • MARCH 26, 2023

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Maria Young

Senior Staff

Maria Young is a fall 2022 deputy night editor. She joined the news department in fall 2019 and has worked on the student life and higher education beats. She also worked as the university news editor in spring 2022, and served as a deputy news editor in summer 2020 and spring 2021.

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Vaccine mandates and updates on Black Lives Matter and Latinx resolutions were up for discussion at the Berkeley school board’s Wednesday meeting.
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Vaccine mandates and updates on Black Lives Matter and Latinx resolutions were up for discussion at the Berkeley school board’s Wednesday meeting.
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Following the decision of UC Berkeley College of Letters and Science to extend its current pass/no pass policies, Rausser College of Natural Resources also extended its P/NP policy through summer 2021.
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Following the decision of UC Berkeley College of Letters and Science to extend its current pass/no pass policies, Rausser College of Natural Resources also extended its P/NP policy through summer 2021.
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2,265 PG&E customers in the city of Berkeley experienced a power outage Monday evening due to causes that are still undetermined.
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2,265 PG&E customers in the city of Berkeley experienced a power outage Monday evening due to causes that are still undetermined.
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Erupting in a mix of emotions across different countries, independent candidates won the majority of ASUC Senate seats for the second consecutive year, as announced during Saturday’s virtual tabulations ceremony.
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Erupting in a mix of emotions across different countries, independent candidates won the majority of ASUC Senate seats for the second consecutive year, as announced during Saturday’s virtual tabulations ceremony.
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An allotment of emergency paid sick leave, or EPSL, is available for use by any UC employee through Sept. 30 for COVID-19 relief.
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An allotment of emergency paid sick leave, or EPSL, is available for use by any UC employee through Sept. 30 for COVID-19 relief.
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Tonight, this year's ASUC executive candidates and referendum proponents will speak at The Daily Californian and BridgeUSA at Berkeley's ASUC elections forum.
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Tonight, this year's ASUC executive candidates and referendum proponents will speak at The Daily Californian and BridgeUSA at Berkeley's ASUC elections forum.
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The city of Berkeley is coordinating 2,000 COVID-19 vaccination appointments for Berkeley and Alameda County residents ages 65 and older. 
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The city of Berkeley is coordinating 2,000 COVID-19 vaccination appointments for Berkeley and Alameda County residents ages 65 and older. 
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While new cases of COVID-19 in Berkeley are declining, UC Berkeley extended the self-sequester mandate for all students living in residence halls through at least Feb. 15 to ensure containment of the current surge.
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While new cases of COVID-19 in Berkeley are declining, UC Berkeley extended the self-sequester mandate for all students living in residence halls through at least Feb. 15 to ensure containment of the current surge.
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Kroeber Hall was unnamed after receiving approval from UC President Michael Drake on Tuesday morning, becoming the fourth campus building to be unnamed in the last year.
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Kroeber Hall was unnamed after receiving approval from UC President Michael Drake on Tuesday morning, becoming the fourth campus building to be unnamed in the last year.
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A man in his 40s was stabbed in his abdomen and legs on the 1100 block of University Avenue on Tuesday at 10:46 p.m.
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A man in his 40s was stabbed in his abdomen and legs on the 1100 block of University Avenue on Tuesday at 10:46 p.m.
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