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Government Docks UC's Pay for Lab Snafus The U.S. Department of Energy announced Friday that it will be slashing UC's management fee for the Los Alamos National Laboratory by nearly $6 million as a punishment for UC's "management failures" in the last year.
Mustn't-See TV Allow me to introduce you to one of the saddest things you'll ever hear anyone utter: "Sorry, I can't go out; I'm watching ‘Survivor.'" And if it's not "Survivor" it's "America's Next Top Model," or worse yet, "The O.C." Don't worry, I've never spoken those exact words, but I know people who have.
Extension Work Could Affect GPA Students could see their UC extension work reflected in their grade point averages as early as next fall, if UC Berkeley's faculty governing body this spring approves an initiative to award grade-point credits for extension courses.
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Government Docks UC's Pay for Lab Snafus The U.S. Department of Energy announced Friday that it will be slashing UC's management fee for the Los Alamos National Laboratory by nearly $6 million as a punishment for UC's "management failures" in the last year.
Extension Work Could Affect GPA Students could see their UC extension work reflected in their grade point averages as early as next fall, if UC Berkeley's faculty governing body this spring approves an initiative to award grade-point credits for extension courses.
Caltrans OKs Caldecott Tunnel Expansion Caltrans officials last week gave the green light for a long-anticipated transit project to link Berkeley and Oakland, raising the concerns of many Berkeley commuters.
Alumnus Develops Real Estate Dreams UC Berkeley alumnus and former Cal linebacker Paul Ugenti, 25, recently joined the ranks of Berkeley developers after his housing and retail project got the nod from Berkeley's City Council this month.
Corrections The photo caption accompanying the inside photo for Friday's article "Lifting the Curtain" incorrectly spelled one of the actor's names. It is spelled Sun Tang.
Sports
Stacked Card Overpowers Cal at Hellman The Cal men's tennis team appeared to do nothing wrong in its victory against Santa Clara last week, but Saturday's match against No. 7 Stanford at Hellman Tennis Center exposed the Bears.