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BERKELEY - A line of several hundred UC Berkeley students snaked around central campus Monday evening (Oct. 1) to hear actress Natalie Portman talk about the power of micro-lending to alleviate global poverty. Those who couldn’t squeeze into Sibley Auditorium, where the presentation was held, watched the Golden Globe Award-winner on a giant screen ( Read more... ) -
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BERKELEY - A line of several hundred UC Berkeley students snaked around central campus Monday evening (Oct. 1) to hear actress Natalie Portman talk about the power of micro-lending to alleviate global poverty. Those who couldn’t squeeze into Sibley Auditorium, where the presentation was held, watched the Golden Globe Award-winner on a giant screen ( Read more... ) -
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This might make you feel at least a little bit better about Saturday...
ESPN
IT'S NOT HOW YOU START ...
Who would have thought UCLA would be 5-0 right now?
Maybe more people than you would think. The better question might be how many people believe UCLA will be 6-0 ... or even 10-0? You see, fast starts have been common for the Bruins in the 21st ( Read more... ) -
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Champagne Wishes and Celebrity Dreams (pt 2)
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Champagne Wishes and Celebrity Dreams
Champagne Wishes and Celebrity Dreams. Who knew this was on my mind ( Read more... ) -
Naked Story!
Sorry, this story is old but a goody. I was thinking about it the other day and decided it was screaming to be shared ( Read more... ) -
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Am I really this arrogant? Goodness, maybe
Haughty Intellectual
You are 71% Rational, 14% Extroverted, 14% Brutal, and 71% Arrogant. You are the Haughty Intellectual. You are a very rational person ( Read more... ) -
Tours in the NY Times
HAHA, so apperently a New York Times reoporter took one of us tourguide's tours in the last few months. The following is an interesting article about the art of choosing a college. Berkeley (as well as UCSC, UCSB, and Stanford) is mentioned quite a bit (see italisized parts).
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