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Thursday, November 21, 2024

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The most interconnected yet disconnected generation

Millennials are the most stressed-out, sleep-deprived and preoccupied generation in history How human beings connect with one another is what sets us apart from the...

Agricultural advocacy as told by an urban farmgirl

Agriculture demands more attention for its significant impact on daily life With the rise of a rather health-conscious generation comes debate and scandal around GMOs,...

Meet the Spring Quarter columnists

Millennial relationships and agricultural advocacy among diverse array of topics It’s Spring Quarter! Finally. There’s no better time to open up a copy of The...

Life with Tourette Syndrome

Individuals with Tourette’s find success, identity, happiness despite daily challenges At first glance, the East Bay support group for people with Tourette’s looked like any...

Why the Syrian Civil War represents our greatest humanitarian crisis

How the Arab Spring contributed to Syria’s downfall A boy lies face down on the sand, as the waves of a beach in Turkey wash...

Trump is making journalism great again

How the president endangers and strengthens journalistic practice Donald Trump’s animosity toward the press has been well-documented throughout the election campaign and his current presidency....

Tom Dalzell documents city’s quirks and reveals an American treasure

Meet the man assiduously recording Berkeley’s past and present weirdness Should it ever strike your fancy to Google the terms “bowling balls as lawn art,”...

Space race will foster international cooperation

Why it’s beneficial for countries to set their sights on reaching Mars That’s one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind. It’s...

Double Take: Should hate speech be protected under the First Amendment?

YES — Taryn DeOilers   The ongoing battle between alt-right firebrand Milo Yiannopoulos and left-leaning university students encapsulates the national debate on whether hate speech should...

How the Constitution can check Trump

Checks and balances help ensure one branch of government not too powerful Since it was ratified in 1788, the United States Constitution has served as...

What an awards show can say about our country

The Academy Awards reflected this year’s culture in a typical political fashion Following the results of the presidential election, this year’s awards season saw many...

Environmentalists should renew message and appeal to states

The environmental movement can take advantage of its lost political power Environmentalists have good reason to be sullen these days. This dear planet is tumbling...

How technology can make healthcare more affordable

New HIV, AIDS treatment has broad implications for health care A research team at the University of Nebraska Medical Center recently discovered a new pathway...

Corporate America fires back at Trump in advertisements

How companies are staking out a political stance in their ads You only need to watch this year’s Super Bowl commercials to see that product...

Protecting teachers unions from renewed assaults is a moral imperative

A new lawsuit aims to strip crucial funds from teachers unions Teachers unions are threatened once again thanks to a new lawsuit that aims to...