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BERKELEY'S NEWS • SEPTEMBER 20, 2023

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Sacred Rose’s 25th anniversary: Karen Roze talks tattoos, moxie, subversion

Roze is the master of fusion, and this isn’t just limited to her blend of spirituality and tattoo art. She doesn’t bend to fit tattooing; she makes tattooing an extension of herself.

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On April 15, blazered bookworms from Berkeley and beyond gathered in Dwinelle Hall for the comparative literature department’s 10th annual Undergraduate Research Symposium.
On April 15, blazered bookworms from Berkeley and beyond gathered in Dwinelle Hall for the comparative literature department’s 10th annual Undergraduate Research Symposium.
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Positioned just below the screen, UC Berkeley alumni Gabriel Sarnoff (guitar and vocals) and Miles Tuncel (saxophone and bamboo flute) added their own twist on the film through live improvisation and composition.
Positioned just below the screen, UC Berkeley alumni Gabriel Sarnoff (guitar and vocals) and Miles Tuncel (saxophone and bamboo flute) added their own twist on the film through live improvisation and composition.
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Last month, before hosting Storefront Records’ fourth open-air market — the “Fountain of Youth” eat-and-greet — the musician discussed his vision with The Daily Californian. 
Last month, before hosting Storefront Records’ fourth open-air market — the “Fountain of Youth” eat-and-greet — the musician discussed his vision with The Daily Californian. 
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Roze is the master of fusion, and this isn’t just limited to her blend of spirituality and tattoo art. She doesn’t bend to fit tattooing; she makes tattooing an extension of herself.
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Roze is the master of fusion, and this isn’t just limited to her blend of spirituality and tattoo art. She doesn’t bend to fit tattooing; she makes tattooing an extension of herself.
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On April 15, blazered bookworms from Berkeley and beyond gathered in Dwinelle Hall for the comparative literature department’s 10th annual Undergraduate Research Symposium.
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On April 15, blazered bookworms from Berkeley and beyond gathered in Dwinelle Hall for the comparative literature department’s 10th annual Undergraduate Research Symposium.
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Positioned just below the screen, UC Berkeley alumni Gabriel Sarnoff (guitar and vocals) and Miles Tuncel (saxophone and bamboo flute) added their own twist on the film through live improvisation and composition.
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Positioned just below the screen, UC Berkeley alumni Gabriel Sarnoff (guitar and vocals) and Miles Tuncel (saxophone and bamboo flute) added their own twist on the film through live improvisation and composition.
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Last month, before hosting Storefront Records’ fourth open-air market — the “Fountain of Youth” eat-and-greet — the musician discussed his vision with The Daily Californian. 
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Last month, before hosting Storefront Records’ fourth open-air market — the “Fountain of Youth” eat-and-greet — the musician discussed his vision with The Daily Californian. 
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The Fox Theater encouraging not only the participation of roller skaters for the block party, but all femme skaters in general, was a dream come true for some.
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The Fox Theater encouraging not only the participation of roller skaters for the block party, but all femme skaters in general, was a dream come true for some.
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The MFA graduate exhibition, on display until July 11, reveals what is meaningful, beautiful and intriguing to these upcoming artists — and it's certainly a sight to see. 
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The MFA graduate exhibition, on display until July 11, reveals what is meaningful, beautiful and intriguing to these upcoming artists — and it's certainly a sight to see. 
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Collins’ Black characters subverted stereotypes perpetuated by the media and entertainment, which was possibly the driving force behind the 4o-year delayed recognition of “Losing Ground.”
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Collins’ Black characters subverted stereotypes perpetuated by the media and entertainment, which was possibly the driving force behind the 4o-year delayed recognition of “Losing Ground.”
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Oaklash’s 2021 offerings reaffirm that anyone can do drag, anytime, anywhere and in any format, no matter the circumstances.
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Oaklash’s 2021 offerings reaffirm that anyone can do drag, anytime, anywhere and in any format, no matter the circumstances.
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San Francisco may be the epicenter of girlhood, but it also contains the shadows of inequality. Edgarian shines a light on both sides of her beloved home city, and she doesn’t shy away from confronting human existence in its various complexities. 
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San Francisco may be the epicenter of girlhood, but it also contains the shadows of inequality. Edgarian shines a light on both sides of her beloved home city, and she doesn’t shy away from confronting human existence in its various complexities. 
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One thing was evident from the evening’s discussion. Regimes can be abandoned, nationalities jettisoned, but stories are impossible to leave behind.
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One thing was evident from the evening’s discussion. Regimes can be abandoned, nationalities jettisoned, but stories are impossible to leave behind.
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