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Scott Brown’s victory in the Massachusetts special Senate election caught national attention as a political game-changer. In a state where only 11% of the electorate is Republican, Brown won against Democrat Martha Coakley with a …
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Despite winning the Nobel Prize in Economics, Oliver Williamson’s name is often unrecognized among Berkeley’s student population – which is a shame because of the man’s tremendous insights and revolutionary approach to economics. His work …
Many believe the US health care system is reaching a breaking point. They point to some alarming statistics. Costs are spiraling out of control, while countries with government-run health care have far lower costs. Despite …
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Berkeley prides itself on its nonconformist culture, and demands that all students adopt it. Facing a uniform wall of rebels marching in lockstep, staying conservative can be a challenge. But don’t worry; the California Patriot …
Oaks Get the Axe!
The 21-month-long Oak Grove tree sit that began in December 2006 finally came to an end on September 9, 2008. In opposition to the development of the Student-Athlete High Performance Center, …
