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BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 17, 2023

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If you’re any true Cal student, you probably have your favorite study spots for grinding it out. But beyond comfort and familiarity, have you ever factored the stars into your study session decision?
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If you’re any true Cal student, you probably have your favorite study spots for grinding it out. But beyond comfort and familiarity, have you ever factored the stars into your study session decision?
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This photo essay is a thank you letter to the beautiful campus that became my second home, commemorating a two-day, 24,000 step journey around campus reliving special moments and places.
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This photo essay is a thank you letter to the beautiful campus that became my second home, commemorating a two-day, 24,000 step journey around campus reliving special moments and places.
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UC Berkeley Social Sciences Dean Raka Ray announced plans Tuesday to turn the George and Mary Foster Anthropology Library into an open space for students, faculty and community members, which will be controlled by the Anthropology Department, UC Berkeley spokesperson Janet Gilmore said in an email.
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UC Berkeley Social Sciences Dean Raka Ray announced plans Tuesday to turn the George and Mary Foster Anthropology Library into an open space for students, faculty and community members, which will be controlled by the Anthropology Department, UC Berkeley spokesperson Janet Gilmore said in an email.
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"Letters | الحروف How Artists Reimagined Language in the Age of Decolonization" is on show in Doe Library’s Bernice Layne Brown Gallery through Aug 31. A student-curated exhibit with its origins in an art history seminar, it presents a vibrant and illustrative examination of the use of the Arabic alphabet in postcolonial art.
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"Letters | الحروف How Artists Reimagined Language in the Age of Decolonization" is on show in Doe Library’s Bernice Layne Brown Gallery through Aug 31. A student-curated exhibit with its origins in an art history seminar, it presents a vibrant and illustrative examination of the use of the Arabic alphabet in postcolonial art.
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With California’s state of emergency set to expire by the end of the month, all of the city of Berkeley’s COVID-19 testing sites are expected to close.
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With California’s state of emergency set to expire by the end of the month, all of the city of Berkeley’s COVID-19 testing sites are expected to close.
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“I will keep thinking of it not as four months or as sixteen weeks, but as eleventy-one days, because it feels bigger. Longer. It’s a reminder to take it a day at a time, not to chop it into chunks that make time fly even faster.”
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“I will keep thinking of it not as four months or as sixteen weeks, but as eleventy-one days, because it feels bigger. Longer. It’s a reminder to take it a day at a time, not to chop it into chunks that make time fly even faster.”
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A UC Berkeley DeCal course aiming to decolonize campus’s relationship with the Philippines is allowing students to curate an exhibit at the Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology.
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A UC Berkeley DeCal course aiming to decolonize campus’s relationship with the Philippines is allowing students to curate an exhibit at the Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology.
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Some days of the year are for dark / Colors. Mahogany pillars / And emerald green turtlenecks.
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Some days of the year are for dark / Colors. Mahogany pillars / And emerald green turtlenecks.
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The UC Berkeley Library has announced plans for the long-term reduction of library services due to a reduced budget and smaller workforce, according to a proposal released Monday. 
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The UC Berkeley Library has announced plans for the long-term reduction of library services due to a reduced budget and smaller workforce, according to a proposal released Monday. 
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He had internalized the Campanile’s striking by now, his heartbeat had synchronized with it.
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He had internalized the Campanile’s striking by now, his heartbeat had synchronized with it.
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