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Campus archives reveal genesis of the U.S. movement
“In a time of destruction, create something: a poem, a parade, a community, a school, a vow, a moral principle; one peaceful moment.” Maxine Hong Kingston, Berkeley alumna and professor emerita of English
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Check out this video I saw on http://www.berkeley.edu:Hail to California Lyrics
The Cal alma mater is written and composed by Clinton R. “Brick” Morse, class of 1896.
Hail to California, Alma mater dear. Sing the joyful chorus, Explore the timeline
