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BERKELEY'S NEWS • MARCH 26, 2023

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For Rong-Gong Lin II, journalism began as an excuse to ask important people a lot of questions. After almost 18 years of reporting for the Los Angeles Times, however, it has become so much more.
For Rong-Gong Lin II, journalism began as an excuse to ask important people a lot of questions. After almost 18 years of reporting for the Los Angeles Times, however, it has become so much more.
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Nearly 21 years ago, The Daily Californian ran a full-page advertisement titled “Ten Reasons Why Reparations for Blacks Is a Bad Idea--and Racist Too.”
Nearly 21 years ago, The Daily Californian ran a full-page advertisement titled “Ten Reasons Why Reparations for Blacks Is a Bad Idea--and Racist Too.”
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Following the Rodney King verdict, protesters in Oakland filled a freeway. Lorenza Munoz, a Daily Californian staff reporter at the time, was covering it.
Following the Rodney King verdict, protesters in Oakland filled a freeway. Lorenza Munoz, a Daily Californian staff reporter at the time, was covering it.
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For Rong-Gong Lin II, journalism began as an excuse to ask important people a lot of questions. After almost 18 years of reporting for the Los Angeles Times, however, it has become so much more.
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For Rong-Gong Lin II, journalism began as an excuse to ask important people a lot of questions. After almost 18 years of reporting for the Los Angeles Times, however, it has become so much more.
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Nearly 21 years ago, The Daily Californian ran a full-page advertisement titled “Ten Reasons Why Reparations for Blacks Is a Bad Idea--and Racist Too.”
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Nearly 21 years ago, The Daily Californian ran a full-page advertisement titled “Ten Reasons Why Reparations for Blacks Is a Bad Idea--and Racist Too.”
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Following the Rodney King verdict, protesters in Oakland filled a freeway. Lorenza Munoz, a Daily Californian staff reporter at the time, was covering it.
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Following the Rodney King verdict, protesters in Oakland filled a freeway. Lorenza Munoz, a Daily Californian staff reporter at the time, was covering it.
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Jessie Tseng started her Daily Cal career as a designer during her first semester on campus in 2007, and she ascended the ranks of the design department.
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Jessie Tseng started her Daily Cal career as a designer during her first semester on campus in 2007, and she ascended the ranks of the design department.
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Higgins began her reporting career at the Daily Cal, where she covered wide-ranging topics and worked as an editor in the night department.
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Higgins began her reporting career at the Daily Cal, where she covered wide-ranging topics and worked as an editor in the night department.
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UC Berkeley junior Jasper Kenzo Sundeen has been elected as the editor in chief of The Daily Californian for the 2021-22 school year. 
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UC Berkeley junior Jasper Kenzo Sundeen has been elected as the editor in chief of The Daily Californian for the 2021-22 school year. 
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UC Berkeley junior Sarah Harris has been elected as the editor in chief of The Daily Californian for the 2020-21 school year.
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UC Berkeley junior Sarah Harris has been elected as the editor in chief of The Daily Californian for the 2020-21 school year.
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Netflix recently produced a six-part documentary series in collaboration with the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism’s Investigative Reporting Program. 
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Netflix recently produced a six-part documentary series in collaboration with the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism’s Investigative Reporting Program. 
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Halloween celebrations around the UC Berkeley campus saw haunted houses, parties and a myriad of creative costumes.
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Halloween celebrations around the UC Berkeley campus saw haunted houses, parties and a myriad of creative costumes.
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