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BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 18, 2023

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Now, I realize why she made such a big effort to do all those little things. She was teaching me to love being Japanese — even after the whole nation had told our family to hate ourselves for it.
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Now, I realize why she made such a big effort to do all those little things. She was teaching me to love being Japanese — even after the whole nation had told our family to hate ourselves for it.
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As expected from Nolan, “Oppenheimer” is another fantastic addition to his illustrious body of work.
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As expected from Nolan, “Oppenheimer” is another fantastic addition to his illustrious body of work.
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Prying eyes will find before them the stories of the planet and its people, collected from across space and time. Campus’s 10 collections and 22 libraries hold some of the rarest pieces in their fields.
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Prying eyes will find before them the stories of the planet and its people, collected from across space and time. Campus’s 10 collections and 22 libraries hold some of the rarest pieces in their fields.
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While there isn’t much substance to the film, “Sisu” is so action-packed and persistent that it’s an entertaining watch nonetheless.
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While there isn’t much substance to the film, “Sisu” is so action-packed and persistent that it’s an entertaining watch nonetheless.
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Just a 15 minute bus ride from campus, Ohmega Salvage is a relic of the past. It sits at the corner of a long block of San Pablo Avenue, a yellow building and massive yard with enough room for customers to pull their car in. 
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Just a 15 minute bus ride from campus, Ohmega Salvage is a relic of the past. It sits at the corner of a long block of San Pablo Avenue, a yellow building and massive yard with enough room for customers to pull their car in. 
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Dan Bouk, an associate professor of history at Colgate University, underscored the importance of the U.S. census in a guest lecture hosted by UC Berkeley School of Information Wednesday. 
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Dan Bouk, an associate professor of history at Colgate University, underscored the importance of the U.S. census in a guest lecture hosted by UC Berkeley School of Information Wednesday. 
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The San Francisco Pride Parade returned Sunday after two years of pandemic cancellations and community members representing UC Berkeley and the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, or Berkeley Lab, joined the march down Market Street.
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The San Francisco Pride Parade returned Sunday after two years of pandemic cancellations and community members representing UC Berkeley and the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, or Berkeley Lab, joined the march down Market Street.
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Six days after Russia invaded Ukraine, UC Berkeley students and researchers from Russia and Ukraine rallied to express concerns over the humanitarian crisis and the inadequate support from campus.
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Six days after Russia invaded Ukraine, UC Berkeley students and researchers from Russia and Ukraine rallied to express concerns over the humanitarian crisis and the inadequate support from campus.
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The ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine has caused disruptions in oil prices across the country, which may lead to higher prices at the pump.
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The ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine has caused disruptions in oil prices across the country, which may lead to higher prices at the pump.
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UC Berkeley economists recently launched Realtime Inequality, a web tool to track and visualize income and wealth inequality in the United States within hours of the data’s release.
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UC Berkeley economists recently launched Realtime Inequality, a web tool to track and visualize income and wealth inequality in the United States within hours of the data’s release.
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