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Is our berkeley cam one of my favorite games to share with you so you guys know what this one looks like usually it definitely doesnt usually look like this a definite orange glow to it from the city lights down below now with conditions as i mentioned not having changed much since yesterday at this time we still do have that marine layer which is shielding or lower elevations in the bay for some of the worst of air quality. Well our inland areas are looking at very poor conditions. So that smok...

In a new initiative to reshape the landscape of creativity and cross-cultural development in higher education, Rishihood University, entered into a strategic partnership with Limkokwing University of Creative Technology, Malaysia, helmed by Professor

60 years. 60 brilliant episodes.

In 1971 Crossroads marked its 1500 episode with a party. Magician Clifford Davies featured in the special episode and levitated characters Diane (Susan Hanson) and Amy (Ann George) as part of his act while a whole host of former motel faces including Deke Arlon returned to the special, ‘Crossroads: A Celebration‘. Journalist Godfrey Winn arrived

With new revelations calling into question the theory of the "lone gunman", Clare Thorp explores how JFK's assassination continues to live on in popular culture.

Melissa Strautman, founder of MassageFIX in Bowling Green, makes a living with her hands as a licensed massage therapist, helping her patients achieve a healthier lifestyle.

The winners of a photography competition that celebrates Ipswich culture, heritage and history have been announced. 

Cheese Fries & Chili Dips, a humorous and poignant new solo show, written and performed by Chris Fuller about his pursuit of a life-long dream: to play on the PGA Tour while living with Bipolar Mental Disorder, will be performed at the Laurie Beechman  Theatre on Wednesday, May 10th at 7:00pm with doors opening at 6:00pm for food and beverage.  

Biden's senior moments are a bipartisan concern

Born out of CS 147 and CS 194H, Stanford undergrads Peter Ling ‘24, Drew Silva ‘24, Eli Waldman ‘24 and Olivia Wang ‘24 are creating daha — a peer-to-peer platform designed to promote a circular economy on campus.