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NOVEMBER 16, 2023

Recognizing offered opportunities, new cultures for international students

Though life in America for international students may not be perfect, an appreciation for all the country offers through its people, culture and opportunities should never be overlooked. Gratitude does not mean ignorance of the pervasive problems facing international students but emphasizes what has been and can be accomplished for those traveling thousands of miles to America’s lecture halls.

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NOVEMBER 14, 2023

Unlocking UC Berkeley’s housing potential: Southside upzoning

As members of the External Affairs Vice President’s office (EAVP) of the Associated Student of the University of California (ASUC) at UC Berkeley, we stand united in supporting the Southside Zoning Modification Project. We urge the City Council to adopt Item 13 as presented, as it is a critical step toward building a brighter future for UC Berkeley and the Southside community.
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NOVEMBER 14, 2023

Unlocking UC Berkeley’s housing potential: Southside upzoning

As members of the External Affairs Vice President’s office (EAVP) of the Associated Student of the University of California (ASUC) at UC Berkeley, we stand united in supporting the Southside Zoning Modification Project. We urge the City Council to adopt Item 13 as presented, as it is a critical step toward building a brighter future for UC Berkeley and the Southside community.
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NOVEMBER 09, 2023

Balancing funding, ethics: UC Berkeley researching with tech leviathans

UC Berkeley's industry collaboration in technology research is a double-edged sword. There are tremendous benefits that have lasting ripple effects from these partnerships, but it also speaks to the tenuous relationship between private interests and public universities.
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NOVEMBER 09, 2023

Balancing funding, ethics: UC Berkeley researching with tech leviathans

UC Berkeley's industry collaboration in technology research is a double-edged sword. There are tremendous benefits that have lasting ripple effects from these partnerships, but it also speaks to the tenuous relationship between private interests and public universities.
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NOVEMBER 08, 2023

Your denial of antisemitism on campus is dangerous

I was ignorant about the extent of antisemitism before coming to UC Berkeley. I now solemnly realize that this is an all-too-familiar story for Jewish people everywhere as I find myself begging for my community to be valued as human beings.
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NOVEMBER 08, 2023

Your denial of antisemitism on campus is dangerous

I was ignorant about the extent of antisemitism before coming to UC Berkeley. I now solemnly realize that this is an all-too-familiar story for Jewish people everywhere as I find myself begging for my community to be valued as human beings.
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NOVEMBER 16, 2023

Recognizing offered opportunities, new cultures for international students

Though life in America for international students may not be perfect, an appreciation for all the country offers through its people, culture and opportunities should never be overlooked. Gratitude does not mean ignorance of the pervasive problems facing international students but emphasizes what has been and can be accomplished for those traveling thousands of miles to America’s lecture halls.
featured article
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NOVEMBER 16, 2023

Recognizing offered opportunities, new cultures for international students

Though life in America for international students may not be perfect, an appreciation for all the country offers through its people, culture and opportunities should never be overlooked. Gratitude does not mean ignorance of the pervasive problems facing international students but emphasizes what has been and can be accomplished for those traveling thousands of miles to America’s lecture halls.
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NOVEMBER 14, 2023

Unlocking UC Berkeley’s housing potential: Southside upzoning

As members of the External Affairs Vice President’s office (EAVP) of the Associated Student of the University of California (ASUC) at UC Berkeley, we stand united in supporting the Southside Zoning Modification Project. We urge the City Council to adopt Item 13 as presented, as it is a critical step toward building a brighter future for UC Berkeley and the Southside community.
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NOVEMBER 14, 2023

Unlocking UC Berkeley’s housing potential: Southside upzoning

As members of the External Affairs Vice President’s office (EAVP) of the Associated Student of the University of California (ASUC) at UC Berkeley, we stand united in supporting the Southside Zoning Modification Project. We urge the City Council to adopt Item 13 as presented, as it is a critical step toward building a brighter future for UC Berkeley and the Southside community.
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NOVEMBER 09, 2023

Balancing funding, ethics: UC Berkeley researching with tech leviathans

UC Berkeley's industry collaboration in technology research is a double-edged sword. There are tremendous benefits that have lasting ripple effects from these partnerships, but it also speaks to the tenuous relationship between private interests and public universities.
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NOVEMBER 09, 2023

Balancing funding, ethics: UC Berkeley researching with tech leviathans

UC Berkeley's industry collaboration in technology research is a double-edged sword. There are tremendous benefits that have lasting ripple effects from these partnerships, but it also speaks to the tenuous relationship between private interests and public universities.
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NOVEMBER 08, 2023

Your denial of antisemitism on campus is dangerous

I was ignorant about the extent of antisemitism before coming to UC Berkeley. I now solemnly realize that this is an all-too-familiar story for Jewish people everywhere as I find myself begging for my community to be valued as human beings.
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NOVEMBER 08, 2023

Your denial of antisemitism on campus is dangerous

I was ignorant about the extent of antisemitism before coming to UC Berkeley. I now solemnly realize that this is an all-too-familiar story for Jewish people everywhere as I find myself begging for my community to be valued as human beings.
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NOVEMBER 06, 2023

Elevating peacebuilding to prominent national focus

It is the responsibility of each and every one of us to become active participants in cultivating a sustainable culture of peace that will benefit both present and future generations.
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NOVEMBER 06, 2023

Elevating peacebuilding to prominent national focus

It is the responsibility of each and every one of us to become active participants in cultivating a sustainable culture of peace that will benefit both present and future generations.
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OCTOBER 26, 2023

UC Berkeley needs to double down on building out Clark Kerr

UC Berkeley needs to prioritize getting the most use out of every acre of Clark Kerr whenever it is legal to do so, as the future of our campus will depend on it.
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OCTOBER 26, 2023

UC Berkeley needs to double down on building out Clark Kerr

UC Berkeley needs to prioritize getting the most use out of every acre of Clark Kerr whenever it is legal to do so, as the future of our campus will depend on it.
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OCTOBER 25, 2023

Abolish 4th Amendment dead zones, require warrants for cellphone searches in schools

Given the searching authority permitted to school officials and SROs, many of California’s schools are using measures reminiscent of the carceral system. A potential solution comes in the form of a warrant requirement.
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OCTOBER 25, 2023

Abolish 4th Amendment dead zones, require warrants for cellphone searches in schools

Given the searching authority permitted to school officials and SROs, many of California’s schools are using measures reminiscent of the carceral system. A potential solution comes in the form of a warrant requirement.
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OCTOBER 17, 2023

Pricing patients out of health: Urgent need for PBM reform

Until substantive legislative and regulatory changes are made, patients will continue to face  harmful delays, increased out-of-pocket costs and time wasted by navigating complex insurance and PBM policies.
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OCTOBER 17, 2023

Pricing patients out of health: Urgent need for PBM reform

Until substantive legislative and regulatory changes are made, patients will continue to face  harmful delays, increased out-of-pocket costs and time wasted by navigating complex insurance and PBM policies.
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OCTOBER 10, 2023

Why academic workers should vote yes on amalgamation

We must show the university that their obstruction is unacceptable. A mass-participatory vote conveys our ability to organize and to escalate if necessary until all the raises and benefits in our contract are secured.
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OCTOBER 10, 2023

Why academic workers should vote yes on amalgamation

We must show the university that their obstruction is unacceptable. A mass-participatory vote conveys our ability to organize and to escalate if necessary until all the raises and benefits in our contract are secured.
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OCTOBER 05, 2023

Paying more for less: Needing to overhaul our UC system

Around the 1960’s, students throughout the UC system would pay next to nothing for an education. So why did the price increase? Have UC students gotten more? Is the amount we are paying right now worth it?
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OCTOBER 05, 2023

Paying more for less: Needing to overhaul our UC system

Around the 1960’s, students throughout the UC system would pay next to nothing for an education. So why did the price increase? Have UC students gotten more? Is the amount we are paying right now worth it?
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