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• Book looks at declining enrollment of blacks

  - 2007-10-07

  WHAT do the Civil Rights Movement, anti-war demonstrations and graffiti have in common? The Oakland Museum on Friday night. Call it "Portrait of Social Movements." Or call it Oakland's own brand of museum that breaks the mold, or at last reframes what those institutions...

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• Group fights plan to cut eucalyptuses

  - 2007-10-01

  A huge swath of land in the East Bay hills will be little more than tree stumps and wood chips if the University of California, Berkeley gets approval to cut down 23,000 eucalyptus trees, according to a new group formed to fight the fire-safety plan. The Hills...

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• UC may see record freshman class

  - 2006-06-02

  A record 37,000 students have said they will enroll in the fall at a University of California campus, setting the stage for the university's largest freshman class yet. "This has been a banner year for the UC system, with a record number of incoming freshmen submitting (statements...

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• Nanomix Announces Multiple Joint Development Relationships; Extending the Capabilities of Sensation™ Nanoelectronic Technology

  - 2005-09-13

  EMERYVILLE, Calif. -- Nanomix Inc. announces the initiation of development relationships with the Naval Research Laboratories NRL, the COINS Center at University of California Berkeley, and the University of Pittsburgh. These leading institutions involved in nanotechnology research and innovation are working with Nanomix to further develop a variety of medical...

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• Researchers Develop Technique to Use 'Dirty' Silicon

  - 2005-08-19

  The University of California, Berkeley recently announced that a research team led by UC Berkeley engineers has developed a new technique to handle metal defects in low-grade silicon, an advance the university said could "dramatically" reduce the cost of solar cells. According to UC Berkeley, the growth of the...

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• 4,100 freshmen to register in the fall at UC Berkeley

  - 2005-06-22

  More than 4,100 students say they intend to register at University of California, Berkeley, in the fall, up about 350 students from last year, officials said. Typically, about 96 percent of the students who file the statements ultimately enroll, said Richard Black, assistant vice chancellor for admissions...

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• Cal's summer reading list a great adventure

  - 2005-05-20

  Be smart like those kids at UC Berkeley. The university has released its annual recommended summer reading list for freshmen, but you don't have to be college-bound to enjoy a good book. "Great Discoveries, Voyages and Adventures" is the theme of this year's list,...

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• UC admits record number of freshmen

  - 2005-05-04

  Admissions are back on track at University of California, following a disappointing showing last year in which thousands of eligible students were turned away because of budget cuts. A record 50,017 California students were offered fall 2005 freshman admission at UC's nine undergraduate campuses, including nearly 6,000...

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• California library consortium picks ASM.(Serving our membership and customers around the world)

  - 2005-05-01

  The California Digital Library Consortia renewed their $25,000 subscription to the print/online delivery of ASM's journal titles Met Trans A and B, Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance, Journal of Phase Equilibria and Journal of Thermal Spray Technology. Members include UC Berkeley, Davis, Irvine, Los Angeles,...

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• UC admits a record number of new students for the fall

  - 2005-04-20

  Admissions are back on track at University of California, following a disappointing showing last year in which thousands of eligible students were turned away because of budget cuts. A record 50,017 California students were offered fall freshman admission at UC's nine undergraduate campuses, including nearly 6,000 offered...

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