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Campus professors help develop federal project on carbon scoring

The federal Office of Carbon Scoring, or OCS, is in its earliest stage of construction, aided by UC Berkeley professors and other contributors.

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Berkeley Law professor Nazune Menka created an American Cultures course fall 2021 named Decolonizing UC Berkeley, dedicated to unpacking campus’ ties to settler colonialism and its relationship with Indigenous groups in California.
Berkeley Law professor Nazune Menka created an American Cultures course fall 2021 named Decolonizing UC Berkeley, dedicated to unpacking campus’ ties to settler colonialism and its relationship with Indigenous groups in California.
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“A breathe area" is how Manuel García, a staff member at UC Berkeley’s Student Parent Center and sixth-semester student parent, described the quaint center tucked within the Transfer Center.
“A breathe area" is how Manuel García, a staff member at UC Berkeley’s Student Parent Center and sixth-semester student parent, described the quaint center tucked within the Transfer Center.
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UC Berkeley Young Democratic Socialists of America, or Cal YDSA, hosted a town hall in the George and Mary Foster Anthropology Library on Wednesday to get perspectives from students in the anthropology, physics and math departments on the upcoming library closures.
UC Berkeley Young Democratic Socialists of America, or Cal YDSA, hosted a town hall in the George and Mary Foster Anthropology Library on Wednesday to get perspectives from students in the anthropology, physics and math departments on the upcoming library closures.
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The federal Office of Carbon Scoring, or OCS, is in its earliest stage of construction, aided by UC Berkeley professors and other contributors.
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The federal Office of Carbon Scoring, or OCS, is in its earliest stage of construction, aided by UC Berkeley professors and other contributors.
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Berkeley Law professor Nazune Menka created an American Cultures course fall 2021 named Decolonizing UC Berkeley, dedicated to unpacking campus’ ties to settler colonialism and its relationship with Indigenous groups in California.
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Berkeley Law professor Nazune Menka created an American Cultures course fall 2021 named Decolonizing UC Berkeley, dedicated to unpacking campus’ ties to settler colonialism and its relationship with Indigenous groups in California.
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“A breathe area" is how Manuel García, a staff member at UC Berkeley’s Student Parent Center and sixth-semester student parent, described the quaint center tucked within the Transfer Center.
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“A breathe area" is how Manuel García, a staff member at UC Berkeley’s Student Parent Center and sixth-semester student parent, described the quaint center tucked within the Transfer Center.
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UC Berkeley Young Democratic Socialists of America, or Cal YDSA, hosted a town hall in the George and Mary Foster Anthropology Library on Wednesday to get perspectives from students in the anthropology, physics and math departments on the upcoming library closures.
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UC Berkeley Young Democratic Socialists of America, or Cal YDSA, hosted a town hall in the George and Mary Foster Anthropology Library on Wednesday to get perspectives from students in the anthropology, physics and math departments on the upcoming library closures.
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Researchers from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory developed a technique that advanced the study of antibiotic resistant microbes.
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Researchers from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory developed a technique that advanced the study of antibiotic resistant microbes.
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A study from the Center on Wage and Employment Dynamics by Michael Reich and Jesse Wursten found that minimum wage increases do not lead to disemployment in small businesses.
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A study from the Center on Wage and Employment Dynamics by Michael Reich and Jesse Wursten found that minimum wage increases do not lead to disemployment in small businesses.
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ASUC Senators proposed new ballot referendums and resolutions during the weekly Senate meeting Wednesday.
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ASUC Senators proposed new ballot referendums and resolutions during the weekly Senate meeting Wednesday.
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In the 24 hours known as the Big Give, over 14,000 donors contributed more than $12 million to UC Berkeley students and programs. Not only did the Big Give highlight the power of the campus community but emphasized the importance of philanthropy in the face of ever-dwindling state funding as well as the lengths people are willing to go to win.
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In the 24 hours known as the Big Give, over 14,000 donors contributed more than $12 million to UC Berkeley students and programs. Not only did the Big Give highlight the power of the campus community but emphasized the importance of philanthropy in the face of ever-dwindling state funding as well as the lengths people are willing to go to win.
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Moffitt Library has long been a popular study spot, but overcrowding and seat hogging has become a sore topic for some UC Berkeley students. 
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Moffitt Library has long been a popular study spot, but overcrowding and seat hogging has become a sore topic for some UC Berkeley students. 
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For over 90 years, UC Berkeley's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, or Berkeley Lab, has been committed to researching various areas of science.
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For over 90 years, UC Berkeley's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, or Berkeley Lab, has been committed to researching various areas of science.
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