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11 million volumes and counting; galvanizing the student vote (3/15/2016)
Chemicals in cosmetics; smart mice (3/8/2016)
Berkeley at the Oscars; Marian Diamond (3/1/2016)
Housing squeeze; Scalia's successor (2/23/2016)
Phone quake app; Charles Phan cafe (2/16/2016)
Cockroach inspires robot; wages and human rights (2/9/2016)
Coming attractions; BAMPFA to open (1/27/2016)
El Nino and the drought; Doudna at Davos (1/20/2016)
Your carbon footprint; word of the year (1/13/2016)
Dark matter; Zen woodworker (12/16/2015)
Pesticides hurt kids' lungs; holiday gift guide (12/9/2015)
Berkeley at Paris climate talks; a world record (12/2/2015)
Shaping modern Africa; thoughts on Paris (11/18/2015)
Reading history through hair; Breakthrough prizes (11/10/2015)
Saved by literature; mapping the Cascadia zone (11/4/2015)
Paraben risks; Irish president visits (10/28/2015)
Turning dreams on; Bay Bridge costs (10/20/2015)
Blind analysis; Supreme impact (10/13/2015)
How dinosaurs really died; Homecoming (10/6/2015)
MacArthur for chemist; running as a woman (9/29/2015)
The Inuit and paleo; immigration and integration (9/22/2015)
Cattle virus in humans; fires keep coming (9/15/2015)
Katrina to Berkeley; mysteries of football (9/8/2015)
New poll on taxes; meet ASUC's president (9/1/2015)
Lashed to the mast; an 'unfeminine profession' (8/18/2015)
Boost for SETI; move over Hogwarts (7/21/2015)
BAM/PFA opening; 'Inside Out' (6/30/2015)
Sleep-Alzheimer's link; clouds from all sides (6/2/2015)
Robot learning; should college be free? (5/26/2015)
Congrats to Class of '15; drug-making breakthrough (5/19/2015)
Graduation events, public service nominees (5/12/2015)
University medalist; outstanding staff (5/5/2015)
From China to free speech, Supreme Court clerkships (4/28/2015)
A RADICAL new season, dancing on the Campanile (4/21/2015)
First generation students; poverty wages (4/14/2015)
New quake danger; RNA cancer target (4/7/2015)
Dangerous supervolcanoes; boy meets hero (3/31/2015)
Gene-editing caution; free tax service (3/24/2015)
Distinguished Teaching Award; 'A woman I admire ...' (3/17/2015)
Heart on a chip; 3D printed building (3/10/2015)
Anxious people; Anita Hill (3/3/2015)
Geyser mystery solved; Nazis and the bells (2/24/2015)
Love in the lab; Oscar for EECS (2/19/2015)
Reflections on #BlackLivesMatter; love in the Campanile (2/10/2015)
Underground scholars; Haight photos (2/3/2015)
Charles Townes dies; coming attractions (1/27/2015)
Climate altering forests; parenting and pets (1/21/2015)
Silent solidarity at Sproul; botanical art show (12/16/2014)
White House challenge; thinking better than chimps (12/9/2014)
Race and the wealth gap; wired to be kind (12/2/2014)
Being the student-regent; dodging extinction (11/25/2014)
Foraging for dinner; Big Give (11/18/2014)
Feeding it forward; Breakthrough Prize winners (11/12/2014)
Does voting matter? Epidemics and travel (11/4/2014)
Dying with dignity; Mavis Staples on art, activism (10/28/2014)
'Captured on canvas,' Wellness Letter turns 30 (10/21/2014)
Magnetic flip; live-tweeting 'Glee' (10/14/2014)
Expert on Ebola; Cal Hacks (10/7/2014)
Free speech, 50 years late (9/30/2014)
A new athletic team; Echaveste nominated (9/23/2014)
Human faces; Berkeley among most-livable (9/16/2014)
We're No. 1 (again); where T-shirts meet protest (9/9/2014)
Fall events; esplanade spiffed up (9/2/2014)
Here we go! Seismo Lab saw quake coming (8/26/2014)
Celebrating Troy Duster, 'getting-by girls' (8/20/2014)
Birthday bash for Charles Townes, laser inventor (7/23/2014)
Climate change risks; disco clam (6/24/2014)
Early African American faculty; spectacular bloom (6/3/2014)
Engineering mental health; vigil for Santa Barbara (5/27/2014)
Way to go, graduates! (5/20/2014)
University medalist; visual note-taking (5/13/2014)
Student-athletes honored, new law dean (5/6/2014)
Piketty was here, FSM at 50 (4/29/2014)
'Transcendence,' women's tennis (4/22/2014)
American cultures, Guggenheims (4/15/2014)
Cal Day, saving vision (4/8/2014)
Inside barbed wire; squirrels, nut or not? (4/1/2014)
Love, war and football; Lange winner (3/25/2014)
Bold new initiative; 'Particle Fever' (3/18/2014)
Outsmarting college kids; master of disaster (3/11/2014)
Wikipedian-in-residence; cultural resistance (3/4/2014)
A Renaissance gala, low tech and proud (2/28/2014)
Saving water, allied for diversity (2/19/2014)
Forever Valentine, Sochi games (2/11/2014)
Summer camp, sky-high celebration (2/4/2014)
Coming attractions, wave power (1/28/2014)
Water woes; Facebook embeds (1/21/2014)
A new EVC-provost; building lives (1/14/2014)
Yellen confirmed; herbarium grows its own (1/7/2014)
A musical 'Mover;' Dirks reflects (12/17/2013)
What Wiseman saw; new call for divestment (12/10/2013)
Climate tipping points; marriage detective (12/3/2013)
A Rhodes Scholar; the power of song (11/26/2013)
More super typhoons; Berkeley Connect (11/19/2013)
Greenhouse gas success; Dirks' inaugural (11/12/2013)
Habitable planets; airports' outsourcing problem (11/5/2013)
Legal aid for veterans, the Berkeley Project (10/29/2013)
'At Berkeley' and a firefighting satellite (10/22/2013)
New Jewish studies center; fast food's high cost (10/16/2013)
A Nobel Prize; Yellen to get the nod, media reports (10/8/2013)
Generators to the rescue (10/1/2013)
Getting teens to sleep; Ginsburg captivates (9/24/2013)
Fall Free for All; 'Inequality for All' (9/17/2013)
Berkeley tops rankings; genetic testing for newborns (9/10/2013)
Coming attractions; Dirks' video welcome (9/3/2013)
Back to school; bikesharing; coach Sonny Dykes (8/27/2013)
Pension bite going up; Garlic Bowl (7/23/2013)
The baby penalty; rich but not happy (6/25/2013)
Chancellor No. 10, week No. 1 (6/4/2013)
Birgeneau: Ready for something new (5/30/2013)
Hooray for Class of '13; colors of music (5/21/2013)
18-year-old is top graduate; what is it with sports fans? (5/14/2013)
Dirks stops by; poison lipstick? (5/7/2013)
White House honors student; working for justice (4/30/2013)
From couch potato to fitness champ; getting to green (4/23/2013)
The upside of stress; from geeky to cool (4/16/2013)
Staffer of the month; engaging the YouTube generation (4/9/2013)
Bears aim high; BRAINstorming begins (4/2/2013)
Using laughs to tell truths; voter surprises (3/26/2013)
'Beat Street' to Berkeley; teachers of the year (3/19/2013)
Coaching for success; losing our religion? (3/12/2013)
Building a better coop; Cal women victorious (3/5/2013)
Powerhouse on wheels; health benefits preview (2/26/2013)
Oscars winner teaches film; stadium financing plan revised (2/19/2013)
Newt love; work starts on new BAM/PFA (2/12/2013)
Sounds of silence; campus climate survey (2/5/2013)
Coming attractions; on engineers, mentors and Barbie (1/29/2013)
A double life; Yudof stepping down (1/22/2013)
The power of sleep; arsenic in rice (1/15/2013)
Gift helps undocumented students; rethinking race (12/11/2012)
A passion for peace; mission in Africa (12/4/2012)
A video chat with Nicholas Dirks (11/27/2012)
Tedford is out; meet the next chancellor (11/20/2012)
Wisdom of Wendell Berry; brewing an extreme buzz (11/13/2012)
Meet the chancellor-designate (11/8/2012)
Sharp eyes on the polls; CNR goes to Hollywood (11/6/2012)
Tales from the Old West; the youngest student (10/30/2012)
Free science festival; judging cats by their color (10/23/2012)
Forgotten victims; free gelato (10/16/2012)
Take our survey; Nobelist is a grad (10/9/2012)
Alums win MacArthurs; 'Steep' looks at Tea Party (10/2/2012)
Ansel Adams exhibit, the eye's germ-fighters (9/25/2012)
A voice for undocumented students; art from solar failure (9/18/2012)
A Golden Goose; new energy plan (9/11/2012)
Primitive plant geek, KALX celebrates (9/4/2012)
Stadium revamp lauded; test prep as brain-changer? (8/29/2012)
Students settle in; stadium food goes eclectic (8/21/2012)
45 Olympians; online-ed initiative (7/31/2012)
Golden Bear Olympians; schedule a bridge flash (6/27/2012)
Happy students; CALcierge has answers (5/22/2012)
Congratulation, grads; accessible fashion (5/15/2012)
University medalist; brain drain? (5/9/2012)
$60 million for computing; breaking barriers (5/1/2012)
Proposal for campus governance; COSA awards (4/25/2012)
'Persons of Interest;' 'Occupy Handbook' (4/17/2012)
Texting's upside; Alternative Breaks (4/10/2012)
Stadium update; fertilizer fingered (4/3/2012)
Chancellor search, swimming champions (3/27/2012)
ChronoZoom; zero waste and 'Go Bears!' (3/20/2012)
Chancellor Birgeneau to step down (3/13/2012)
Voices raised in Sacramento; cell-phone law cuts deaths (3/6/2012)
Upper-class scofflaws; the recycling King (2/28/2012)
New town-gown envoy; climate change threatens chipmunks (2/21/2012)
Campus couples; summer camp listings (2/14/2012)
International intrigue; research helps the world (2/7/2012)
Makeovers for native-plant classic, Lower Sproul (1/31/2012)
Spring attractions; wetlands tough to restore (1/24/2012)
Gossip's upsides; new Magnes to open (1/17/2012)
Middle-income aid; fashion extremism (12/21/2011)
Perlmutter's Nobel; climate change killing trees (12/13/2011)
Monster black holes; empathy fatigue (12/6/2011)
The faculty vote; biofuel milestone (11/30/2011)
Occupy update: Chancellor apologizes; Sproul sleepout (11/22/2011)
Mobilizing to be heard; shooting shakes campus (11/17/2011)
Feeding the world; longtime staffers honored (11/8/2011)
Inside the addicted brain; campus computer problems (11/1/2011)
Canopy in the clouds; why kids aren't taught more science (10/25/2011)
High honor for two faculty, Depp drops by (10/19/2011)
Carpool change backfires, tales from the White House (10/11/2011)
Our newest Nobelist, uniform art (10/4/2011)
Bake sale stirs debate; undergrad education re-imagined (9/27/2011)
New BAM/PFA center; Emmy nods for grad students (9/20/2011)
Ultra-low-power computers; hikers to be freed, Iran says (9/13/2011)
Students going global; stadium video (9/6/2011)
Coming attractions; PDBEs linked to lower birthweight (8/30/2011)
The Berkeleyan is back, and classes are starting. Welcome to 2011-12 (8/23/2011)
Mapping languages, translocation blues (7/20/2011)
Indigenous languages go online, 'Mr. Teaching' honored (6/21/2011)
Social network to save amphibians, a dean looks back (5/31/2011)
Record-breaking summer; pension contributions rising (5/24/2011)
Walking tall at graduation; new wildlife guide (5/17/2011)
2011 medalist named, more philosophy majors (5/10/2011)
Pain and itching connected, gymnastics team saved (5/3/2011)
Pesticides tied to lower IQ, Ellsberg on WikiLeaks (4/26/2011)
Distinguished Teaching Award, fall 2011 admissions (4/19/2011)
Saving baseball, bridging the budget gap (4/12/2011)
Before the Big One, prehistory unearthed (4/5/2011)
Border wall, swimming crowns, cellphone farming (3/29/2011)
The risks of all-nighters; green chemistry conference (3/22/2011)
Experts watch and worry; how to help quake victims (3/15/2011)
How sleeping helps us learn; newts at the Bot Garden (3/8/2011)
UC Day in Sacramento; biofuel breakthrough (3/1/2011)
T. rex dethroned; new food co-op network (2/22/2011)
Summer camps; language classes added (2/15/2011)
Good Salmonella news; Gotanda's new play (2/8/2011)
Peace Corps' 50th; campus budget update (2/1/2011)
Spring attractions; new finance officer (1/25/2011)
Right-wing studies, 280 campus jobs targeted (1/19/2011)
Huge budget cut for UC, new leader for OE (1/11/2011)
Pension changes approved; swim coach is Olympics pick (12/14/2010)
Air pollution from Asia; the rise of the supermax (12/7/2010)
Jet lag lingers, math prof's film premiere (11/30/2010)
BicyCal opens hub, chemistry goes green (11/23/2010)
Twain autobiography out, food collective opens (11/16/2010)
Tuition increase proposed, faculty asked for online ideas (11/9/2010)
Graduate admissions changes, Elizabeth Warren speaks out (11/4/2010)
Scary movie picks, election survival guide (10/27/2010)
Pension forums set; high cost of flight delays (10/20/2010)
Health-plan rates for 2011; at last, a state budget (10/12/2010)
X-ray link to leukemia; meet the Berkeleys (10/5/2010)
Cal teams cut; new grad school rankings (9/28/2010)
The 'Lost Boys,' and world-record film (9/21/2010)
Iran frees alum; legendary filmmaker focuses on campus (9/14/2010)
New parental-leave policy, exhibit celebrates Mexico (9/7/2010)
UC reveals pension, health benefits proposals, a mountain lion in Berkeley (8/31/2010)
Class of '14 moves in, new Southside patrols (8/24/2010)
Sustainability champ, and pesticides in child-care centers (7/27/2010)
World Cup insights, corpse flower countdown (6/29/2010)
Safer bridge design; online voter tool (6/1/2010)
Summer enrollment soars; 2010 reading list (5/25/2010)
Celebration, and a sobering report on UC (5/18/2010)
Berkeley's 'amazing' medalist; how cuts affected students (5/11/2010)
Mother and twins enroll, new Cal Perfomances season (5/4/2010)
Gov vows to restore state funding; awards galore (4/27/2010)
Bill Gates was here, and can the Delta be saved? (4/20/2010)
Operational Excellence progress, stadium settlement (4/13/2010)
A towel-folding robot, and Bill Gates is coming (4/6/2010)
Resistance lit on display; social impact of budget cuts (3/30/2010)
Web pioneer honored; bridging the culture gap (3/16/2010)
Better, cheaper health care; focus on war crimes (3/9/2010)
Budget fight goes to Sacramento (3/2/2010)
'Black Nature,' and catch Clinton webcast (2/23/2010)
Coastal fog dwindling, mission to Haiti (2/16/2010)
Tech's future, BAM's new lounge-able art (2/9/2010)
Brostrom's parting thoughts, and bad news about pesticides (2/2/2010)
Flame retardant danger and coming attractions (1/26/2010)
Student from Andean village thinks big, relief for Haiti (1/19/2010)
Sneak peek at Helios, goodbye to trays (1/12/2010)

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