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BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 17, 2023

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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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With the absence of a Student Action party majority in the ASUC Senate for the first time in three years, CalSERVE used its new strength to pass more bills than its rival.
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With the absence of a Student Action party majority in the ASUC Senate for the first time in three years, CalSERVE used its new strength to pass more bills than its rival.
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ASUC Executive Vice President Justin Sayarath was forced to call a recess at the senate meeting Wednesday night in order to locate enough senators to meet the two-thirds majority necessary to vote on proposed bills.
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ASUC Executive Vice President Justin Sayarath was forced to call a recess at the senate meeting Wednesday night in order to locate enough senators to meet the two-thirds majority necessary to vote on proposed bills.
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Cal Lodge, an ASUC-owned property in Lake Tahoe, lost upwards of $27,000 last year, according to ASUC Executive Vice President Justin Sayarath.
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Cal Lodge, an ASUC-owned property in Lake Tahoe, lost upwards of $27,000 last year, according to ASUC Executive Vice President Justin Sayarath.
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The ASUC Senate is urging campus administrators to ban Salvation Army donation boxes from campus and university-owned buildings, citing discrimination against the queer community.
The ASUC Senate is urging campus administrators to ban Salvation Army donation boxes from campus and university-owned buildings, citing discrimination against the queer community.
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