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America’s Golden Girl Imagine taking one step into a chlorine-filled arena. The humid air rushes onto your skin. An immense smile spreads across your face. This is because you know everything is about to change. In less than 24 hours you will be holding a glistening gold medal in your hand, standing up on the podium while the Star Spangled Banner blares for the whole world to hear and tears will stream down your face. Taking one look back at your coach, Teri McKeever, you realize if it wasn’t for

Malcolm told me that he taught physics at UC Berkeley and a meditation class on Saturdays in a back room at the Berkeley food co-op. He said it was hands down, the best place to buy local grown organic fruits and vegetables. And to talk with cool farmers with advanced degrees in history, philosophy and art while snacking on a handful of trail mix. He remarked that on occasion he smoked cannabis or drank alcohol. But preferred to take solitary walks in the Berkeley Hills, where he could attain an altered

Recent events have found UC Berkeley embroiled in controversy regarding Free Speech; debate has flared over what Free Speech really means, where we draw the line between Free Speech and hate speech, and what the implications of this are regarding the speakers who have been invited to give speeches on campus. Protests on Sproul Plaza have been planned by students who feel that these speakers are espousing hate speech which especially targets marginalized communities on campus and in our country. To

Evaluating an Appraisal Form “In a recent survey, over 50 percent of respondents reported that they believe performance reviews do not provide accurate appraisals of their work, and nearly 25 percent said they dread performance reviews more than anything else” (Pulakos, Mueller-Hanson, O 'Leary, & Meyrowitz, 2012, p. 8). Negative perceptions of appraisals derive from feelings of being a waste of time or holding no value in the workplace. Organization leadership should develop a thorough evaluation

On December 2nd, 1964, Mario Savio delivered his most famous speech on the steps of Sproul Hall on the campus of UC Berkeley. His address, most famously known for it’s passage on “The Operation of the Machine”, called university students and TAs to participate in civil disobedience in order to disrupt parts of the university’s functioning. This effort was to show the administration that the students were autonomous human beings, and not “raw material” to be “bought by some client of the University

I had a hard time doing this activity. I am not that kind of person who likes to break rules and disturbing people. Even so, I broke four rules only. This was because I couldn’t find a right place to do the elevator breaking rule. When I did the first breaking rule, first I checked nobody else were doing the same activity nearby before I started it. The third and fifth breaking rules I did them in the Math building where I take my other class. And the fourth breaking rule was done in the local lake

from Wellesley College named Laurel Furumoto brought attention to what she

County is known as a bed room community. A bed room community is a town or suburban inhabited by people who travel to nearby cities for work or to take care any personal business. Lebanon also known as Pringle Town is a rural town that is located in Berkeley County that appears North West of

Christian Everett Jennifer Edwards Criminology 24 April, 2016 Berkeley’s School of Criminology The Berkeley School of Criminology was founded in the early 1950’s and it’s faculty was of various FBI agents, District Attorneys and Chief of police, and an assistant chief of security from one of California 's concentration camps for Japanese-Americans during World War II, all together the school’s faculty had over to 125 years of experience working for prosecutorial agencies and institutions. In the

Revolution and in a way, the young scholar changed the way the government was structured throughout the early American settlements. The arrival of wealthy, educated Bacon changed the dynamic of the colonies. He challenged the rule of Sir William Berkeley, governor of the Virginia colony in ways that satisfied the rest of the colonists, who had their share of dislike towards the ruler because of his disregard for their opinions and needs. The people felt like they had a voice, a voice that was represented