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Despite a push from parents for in-person classes, Berkeley Unified School District, or BUSD, voted to pursue distance learning during a special board meeting Wednesday.Read More Following the City Council’s decision to finalize a police budget cut of 12%, the city will seek to introduce community safety reform and create a Department of Transportation responsible for traffic enforcement.Read More Kala Bagai was one of the first South Asian women on the West Coast, moving to the Bay Area with her family in 1915 from present-day Pakistan, and now, a street in the heart of Berkeley will likely be named after her.Read More As many people adjust to life amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Alameda County is leasing hotels in an attempt to assist homeless communities facing an unprecedented pandemic of their own. Read More BART will participate in the Clipper START program, which is set to offer a 20% fare discount to qualifying BART riders, according to a Wednesday press release.Read More Beginning with a donation from Wells Fargo, United Way Bay Area created a rental relief fund to provide monetary assistance to struggling renters.Read More On Monday, 39 teachers unions in Alameda and Contra Costa counties released a declaration calling for strong safety measures and increased educational resources as schools reopen in the fall.Read More A federal appeals court ruled July 8 that a woman pepper-sprayed at the 2017 Milo Yiannopoulos protest in Berkeley can sue.Read More From dodging cyclists on the walk to class to playing Ultimate Frisbee on Memorial Glade, people rely every day on the ability to rapidly judge space — but a recent Berkeley study found that vision may not be as dependable as previously thought.Read More A 6’5”, 260-pound lineman, Reed began his athletic career as a basketball player and brings athleticism and quickness to the offensive line.Read More The Pac-12 is the second Power Five conference to announce conference-only games, after the Big Ten announced similar changes to its fall sports schedules Thursday.Read More Her big, genuine personality and dedicated work ethic doesn’t just show through at home with family paint nights — it’s how she’s known on the volleyball court and in the community.Read More The shortening of the MLB draft leaves college players who would have been drafted with scant opportunities to pursue their professional aspirations.Read More A track athlete and star football player in high school, Sturdivant will bring speed and play-making ability to a talented Cal football class of 2021.Read More On Tuesday, reports emerged that three unspecified Cal student-athletes tested positive for COVID-19 after returning to campus for voluntary preseason workouts.Read More Amid the economic effects of the coronavirus pandemic, athletic apparel company Under Armour is reportedly trying to pull out of its contract with Cal, a 10-year contract worth $86 million in cash and product.Read More Hailing from Sydney, Australia, Anastasieska has opted to play her final year of NCAA eligibility in Durham, North Carolina.Read More Kurt Streeter is a big man with a big serve. When he steps on the tennis court and starts unleashing his left handed rockets, you can almost feel the earth start to shake.Read More On their third album, The Glow, released July 10, DMA’s seems to be trying harder than ever to assert themselves as the Britpop revival front-runner.Read More Both “America” and “My Rajneesh” feel very much like the culmination of Stevens’ niche artistry.Read More “Stateless” ultimately humanizes a subject that has been the center of scathing political battles for decades.Read More If I make you a playlist, just know you hold a place in my heart. Compiling tracks into one perfectly packed electronic parcel is an emotional art.Read More Trading in the former analogue aesthetic for more up-to-date crime analysis, the new season has all of the investigative nostalgia without so much of the melodrama.Read More The previously unreleased tracks add on to the optimistic nature of the album, but don’t exactly bring anything special to the table.Read More That the Dalai Lama would create an album unconcerned with commercial appeal, solely for the purpose of enacting positive change, is absolutely admirable. Unfortunately, the resulting music is less than noteworthy.Read More This week’s maxi challenge has the five remaining queens serving homemade outdoorsy looks for the Charles Family Backyard Ball.Read More I’ve written about love in years worth of poetry, but I never considered painting it.Read More Silicon Valley s startup culture perpetuates a corporate formation that values return on investment and financially oriented metrics above all else.Read More If UC Berkeley understands and opposes white supremacy, campus leaders will not simply excise the names of oppressors.Read More My mother strings words together more eloquently than I, both despite her lack of familiarity with English and because of it.Read More It haunts me that certain aspects of my identity can only be articulated and understood in English — they’re basically invisible, or actually, nonexistent, when discussed in my mother tongue.Read More I m no better than the rest of us — I want a Brooklyn-based microfarmer to top me too. I get it.Read More Our new normal, following COVID-19 economic reform, would replace old energy sources with renewable energy while also benefiting the global economy.Read More When you first get to college, the process of picking a major is a little bit like dating.Read More The privilege of patriotism is a luxury that Black Americans cannot afford. America prides itself on freedom, and yet treats its BIPOC as second class.Read More If we do not allow all citizens fair representation in their own government, how are we any better than the colonial powers of Europe?Read More Creativity can only go so far when thinking outside of the box, but Gore, with her next-level literature-sorcery, turns the box over entirely and shapes it into something else.Read More With social distancing, you might be missing your friends or significant other. If you re tired of video calls, here are some virtual date ideas you can try.Read More Whether you re in Berkeley or taking time away somewhere else in the world, there are many ways you can give your time, labor or money to support a collective cause in your community. Read More Virtual socializing is the new method of making friends. Here s a guide to connecting with your classmates or instructors on Zoom.Read More Maryland basketball star Len Bias, drafted by the Boston Celtics, became the topic of tragedy and controversy after he died from a cocaine overdose.Read More Though it can be hard to wake up before dawn, it is truly worth it to watch the sunrise. Here are four reasons you should enjoy the sunrise every morning.Read More After months of quarantine, returning to your job may feel a bit unusual. Here are some reminders and words of encouragement for anyone preparing to go back to work.Read More You’ve heard that love comes in all different forms, so why do we continue to look at love so conventionally? Love cannot be defined in one way.Read More With minimal steps, a few ingredients and the trusty microwave, you can make a quick and easy cinnamon roll in a mug. Next time your sweet tooth is getting the best of you late at night, try this recipe.Read More

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