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Newts are getting a jump on Valentine's Day with their annual display of newt love in the crystal-clear waters of UC Botanical Garden's Japanese Pool. Docents are on hand at specified times to explain the mating rituals of these lively amphibians.
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After more than a decade of planning, the first phases of construction have begun on the future BAM/PFA visual arts center in downtown Berkeley. The center will reunite the exhibition galleries and film theater under one roof, with a grand opening projected for early in 2016.
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Summertime for kids at UC Berkeley means a welter of camps, classes and challenges, indoors and out, in labs and in campgrounds, in books and in pools, on just about any topic that might interest a young person. And registration for many is now open.
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RESEARCH
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Discovery dramatically speeds up understanding of past cultures.
New evidence of mass extinction.
New calculations lower the odds.
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PEOPLE
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KQED's Quest profiles herbarium's Kathy Ann Miller.
Law professor Andrew Guzman's new book.
Dornfeld, Gadgil named to national academy.
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CAMPUS NEWS
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Special Saturday open hours for Kenneth Green exhibit.
Litigants detail case for Berkeley Law class.
Lower Sproul construction prompts a hop across Bancroft Way.
Human Rights Center co-hosts international forum in Washington, D.C., to be live webcast at 8:30 a.m. Thursday. (PDF)
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BLOG POSTS WORTH A CLICK
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Molecular and cell biology prof Michael Eisen talks about blame.
"Truly interesting" questions about political Wonkblogger-wunderkind.
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