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Life after Berkeley: New retirees from offices all over campus share their feelings about Cal, their reasons for bidding Berkeley adieu, and their plans for the future. From violin-building to travel abroad, they may be stepping down, but most aren't slowing down. |
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Additional campus, UC budget cuts pending: The state budget picture as it applies to UC remains unclear, though largely discouraging. A bright spot in the gloom: cuts to vital Cal Grant support for students in need of financial aid are off the table for now. |
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Good news for campus car commuters: A bit of good budget news: P&T holds the line on parking-permit fees |
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Philip Brett Fund to support LGBT studies: A new fund to support research into LGBT topics in any discipline has been created to memorialize a professor who pioneered gay studies in music |
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Political scientist Chhibber named to head IIS: Teacher, scholar, and former chair of the political science department named to a five-year term as director of the Institute of International Studies |
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Managers who embrace change honored at May ceremony:Twenty-two campus managers receive BSA awards |
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A summer's worth of science writing: The annual Summer Reading List is a Berkeley tradition. Entering freshmen (and the rest of us) stock our beach bags with books recommended by campus staff and faculty — this year, on the theme of science |
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A sunny day for graduates — and the many who helped them: Last month's Commencement Convocation was a day full of Happyness, in more ways than one |
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Obituary: Joe Barker |
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Obituary: Nick West |

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