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Berkeley Swahili instructor Edwin Okong'o mines the immigrant experience for comic gold in his stand-up routines. A "storyteller by any medium necessary," the Cal journalism grad also sets the record straight via his work as radio-show host, writer, reporter and award-winning video producer.
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Traditionally, the holy grail for doctoral students has been a professorship at a prestigious university. But in a sign of changing times, many Ph.D. students are now seeking jobs outside higher ed. Enter "Beyond Academia," a career conference organized by Ph.D. students and postdocs.
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California's new online voter-registration system, which premiered last fall, generated some striking results. Among them: more registrants come from low- and middle-income neighborhoods than expected, says a new study by UC Berkeley researchers.
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ISSUES
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Law journals gather scholars to assess new poll limits.
BBC video takes a look.
Henderson Center symposium explores race, gender and incarceration.
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RESEARCH
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Researchers offer a glimpse into the synthetic biology revolution.
Project has implications for cancer, atherosclerosis research.
I School researchers examine peer learning and collaboration in the Internet age.
Newly named Bakar Fellows study the brain-machine interface.
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CAMPUS NEWS
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100th annual Faculty Research Lectures, April 4 and April 30.
One more week for applications.
IT honor deadline is May 17.
Comments on project planned for parking lot next to Tang Center are invited April 3.
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OBITUARY
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Pioneer in the field of artificial intelligence.
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BLOG POST WORTH A CLICK
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SHOCKED!Phantom power, and getting real about energy use.
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