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BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 17, 2023

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As much as I love my own major, I equally cherish being able to build my knowledge of other fields and seeing them through my friends’ perspectives, which makes me appreciate the versatility of the human mind.
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As much as I love my own major, I equally cherish being able to build my knowledge of other fields and seeing them through my friends’ perspectives, which makes me appreciate the versatility of the human mind.
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The reality is that STEM seems to dictate our careers, our livelihoods and therefore our academics as well. Without these disciplines, I can’t imagine how any of us would exist. But without humanities, arts and social sciences, I don’t think our chances of existence would be any higher.
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The reality is that STEM seems to dictate our careers, our livelihoods and therefore our academics as well. Without these disciplines, I can’t imagine how any of us would exist. But without humanities, arts and social sciences, I don’t think our chances of existence would be any higher.
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Unpacking these two pressures helps me acknowledge that what I really love are humanities and social sciences (specifically political science and legal studies), and that I shouldn’t give in to any pressure I feel, whether it is intrinsic or extrinsic.
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Unpacking these two pressures helps me acknowledge that what I really love are humanities and social sciences (specifically political science and legal studies), and that I shouldn’t give in to any pressure I feel, whether it is intrinsic or extrinsic.
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The Daily Californian sat down to interview Coye Cheshire, a sociological social psychologist and professor at the UC Berkeley School of Information.
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The Daily Californian sat down to interview Coye Cheshire, a sociological social psychologist and professor at the UC Berkeley School of Information.
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Every week, I would enter the French classroom with more confidence than I did the week before. My professors were impressed by my progress. When I raised my hand in class, my spoken French sounded so natural and so refined. My only secret was that my progress had little to do with their pedagogy. 
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Every week, I would enter the French classroom with more confidence than I did the week before. My professors were impressed by my progress. When I raised my hand in class, my spoken French sounded so natural and so refined. My only secret was that my progress had little to do with their pedagogy. 
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College can be awfully suffocating. For these four integral years, we are pigeonholed into majors that supposedly define our entire personality.
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College can be awfully suffocating. For these four integral years, we are pigeonholed into majors that supposedly define our entire personality.
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Some question if the two are truly discrete; is there room for overlap despite their apparently contrasting natures?
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Some question if the two are truly discrete; is there room for overlap despite their apparently contrasting natures?
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Exploring computing, learning how to code, all seemed like legitimate goals that I was eager to start on. That is, until my first CS class.
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Exploring computing, learning how to code, all seemed like legitimate goals that I was eager to start on. That is, until my first CS class.
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Stories continually circulate through our veins. They touch our very hearts — in through the pulmonary vein, out through the aorta.
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Stories continually circulate through our veins. They touch our very hearts — in through the pulmonary vein, out through the aorta.
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I’ve never really known how to feel about individualism: I envy those who boast their independent lifestyles, yet I also see it as a luxury, perhaps even a frivolous one.
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I’ve never really known how to feel about individualism: I envy those who boast their independent lifestyles, yet I also see it as a luxury, perhaps even a frivolous one.
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