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JANUARY 21, 2014
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Spring Orientation 2014
City
JANUARY 21, 2014
Referendum seeks to overturn new city district lines
On Tuesday, proponents of a referendum seeking to overturn the new district lines passed by Berkeley City Council intend to submit the signatures they spent the last month gathering, a move that could prolong the three-year effort to create a student supermajority City Council district.
City
JANUARY 21, 2014
Referendum seeks to overturn new city district lines
On Tuesday, proponents of a referendum seeking to overturn the new district lines passed by Berkeley City Council intend to submit the signatures they spent the last month gathering, a move that could prolong the three-year effort to create a student supermajority City Council district.
Campus
JANUARY 21, 2014
Campus begins school-wide tobacco ban
Members of the UC Berkeley community returning for the spring semester will notice signs across campus informing them of the tobacco-free policy that went into effect Jan.1.
Campus
JANUARY 21, 2014
Campus begins school-wide tobacco ban
Members of the UC Berkeley community returning for the spring semester will notice signs across campus informing them of the tobacco-free policy that went into effect Jan.1.
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City
JANUARY 21, 2014
Referendum seeks to overturn new city district lines
On Tuesday, proponents of a referendum seeking to overturn the new district lines passed by Berkeley City Council intend to submit the signatures they spent the last month gathering, a move that could prolong the three-year effort to create a student supermajority City Council district.
City
JANUARY 21, 2014
Referendum seeks to overturn new city district lines
On Tuesday, proponents of a referendum seeking to overturn the new district lines passed by Berkeley City Council intend to submit the signatures they spent the last month gathering, a move that could prolong the three-year effort to create a student supermajority City Council district.
Campus
JANUARY 21, 2014
Campus begins school-wide tobacco ban
Members of the UC Berkeley community returning for the spring semester will notice signs across campus informing them of the tobacco-free policy that went into effect Jan.1.
Campus
JANUARY 21, 2014
Campus begins school-wide tobacco ban
Members of the UC Berkeley community returning for the spring semester will notice signs across campus informing them of the tobacco-free policy that went into effect Jan.1.
Spring Orientation 2014
JANUARY 21, 2014
A new student supermajority district
For the last three years, students and residences of Berkeley have advocated a student supermajority district. The process, which is confusing at times, has been deconstructed to better explain exactly what happened.
Spring Orientation 2014
JANUARY 21, 2014
A new student supermajority district
For the last three years, students and residences of Berkeley have advocated a student supermajority district. The process, which is confusing at times, has been deconstructed to better explain exactly what happened.
Campus
JANUARY 13, 2014
Claude Steele of Stanford University chosen as next UC Berkeley provost
Claude Steele, dean of the Stanford Graduate School of Education, was announced as the next executive vice chancellor and provost of UC Berkeley by Chancellor Nicholas Dirks on Monday.
Campus
JANUARY 13, 2014
Claude Steele of Stanford University chosen as next UC Berkeley provost
Claude Steele, dean of the Stanford Graduate School of Education, was announced as the next executive vice chancellor and provost of UC Berkeley by Chancellor Nicholas Dirks on Monday.
Spring Orientation 2014
JANUARY 09, 2014
Brown's preliminary state budget out of tune with UC requests
The University of California is one step closer to a finalized budget for 2014-2015, following Gov. Jerry Brown’s release of his preliminary state budget, which grants the university nearly $3 billion in state funds, an increase of $142.2 million over last year.
Spring Orientation 2014
JANUARY 09, 2014
Brown's preliminary state budget out of tune with UC requests
The University of California is one step closer to a finalized budget for 2014-2015, following Gov. Jerry Brown’s release of his preliminary state budget, which grants the university nearly $3 billion in state funds, an increase of $142.2 million over last year.
