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Bears Embark On Playoff Run Accurately predicting this weekend's Mountain Pacific Sports Federation tournament's results is almost as likely as winning the lottery.
Scientist Brings Water to World Through the use of beams of ultraviolet light, a Berkeley scientist has developed a cost and energy efficient method to clean polluted water in developing countries, and the success of his work has landed him a role in a soon-to-be-released film.
IP All OverIntellectual property and intelligible pissing are two things that help everyone get through the day. Only one of these things is helping me get through my trip to the East Coast to see old friends and family, and it's not the one that you would think.
Boys Avoid Rape Charges A setback to police and community members who wanted a rape charge, prosecutors charged the remaining boys involved in the sexual assaults of a 12-year-old Berkeley girl with lesser offenses yesterday.
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Boys Avoid Rape Charges A setback to police and community members who wanted a rape charge, prosecutors charged the remaining boys involved in the sexual assaults of a 12-year-old Berkeley girl with lesser offenses yesterday.
Porn Star Talks Sex to Students Nina Hartley, a well-known porn star and self-proclaimed feminist, told a crowd of 250 people this week that women who want better sex should take matters into their own hands.
Berkeley Alum Named New Chronicle Publisher John Oppedahl, a UC Berkeley alumnus and former Daily Cal staffer, has been named chair and publisher of the new San Francisco Chronicle, which will begin publication today.
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Bears Embark On Playoff Run Accurately predicting this weekend's Mountain Pacific Sports Federation tournament's results is almost as likely as winning the lottery.
Tourney Serves Up Holiday Flavor While many students will be enjoying the long holiday weekend, the Cal volleyball team will be playing in the most cleverly-named Thanksgiving tournament on the West Coast - the Albuturkey Classic.
Women's Hoops Faces 'Tide In Chicago While some students hope to return to Berkeley after the Thanksgiving holiday with extra turkey and stuffing for their refrigerators, the Cal women's basketball team hopes to return with its first two victories of the season.