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BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 18, 2023

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Even after working with tech professionals and recruiters to improve her resume, software engineer Angelina Lee received no calls back to interview. To investigate what she was missing, Lee created a false resume and applied to several companies to see if recruiters really even read them.
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Even after working with tech professionals and recruiters to improve her resume, software engineer Angelina Lee received no calls back to interview. To investigate what she was missing, Lee created a false resume and applied to several companies to see if recruiters really even read them.
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UC Berkeley Haas School of Business co-launched a program aimed at doubling the number of Black venture capital investors over the next three years.
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UC Berkeley Haas School of Business co-launched a program aimed at doubling the number of Black venture capital investors over the next three years.
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Ordering coffee along Berkeley’s campus is an everyday act for thousands. Though this upscale coffee shop at 2410 Channing Way, which opened Sunday, has a familiar menu and seating, its eight baristas from seven different countries set it apart.
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Ordering coffee along Berkeley’s campus is an everyday act for thousands. Though this upscale coffee shop at 2410 Channing Way, which opened Sunday, has a familiar menu and seating, its eight baristas from seven different countries set it apart.
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More than 1,000 hackers from schools across North America filled the club space within the California Memorial Stadium for Cal Hacks, building hardware and software for 36 consecutive hours.
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More than 1,000 hackers from schools across North America filled the club space within the California Memorial Stadium for Cal Hacks, building hardware and software for 36 consecutive hours.
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As students increasingly use the internet to share music and collaborate on projects, online storage space is becoming a precious commodity.
As students increasingly use the internet to share music and collaborate on projects, online storage space is becoming a precious commodity.