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KTVU Mornings On 2 July 3, 2014 - Vimarsana News

KTVU Mornings On 2 July 3, 2014

On at the south bay Emergency Dispatch Center that handles 911 calls. Were live in san jose, well share how crews worked through it all. Also a stretch of 280 in San Francisco is now closed for the long Holiday Weekend. The best way to avoid the expected gridlock. Mornings on 2 starts now. Were live in napa county. You can see in this picture still some plumes of smoke as we continue our coverage of the wildfire still burning out of control. Evacuations still in place. Ktvus Tara Moriarty has been touring the burned area and in two minutes, she will tell us about a serious issue she notice not...

Berkeley Law Library project works to accurately reclassify Indigenous materials - Vimarsana News

Berkeley Law Library project works to accurately reclassify Indigenous materials

A nearly completed project at the Berkeley Law Library aims to combat biases by considering Indigenous law materials for reclassification under new guidelines.

Goddess of wisdom: Photographing UC Berkeley's libraries - Vimarsana News

Goddess of wisdom: Photographing UC Berkeley's libraries

To pass beneath the stern face of Athena, the goddess of wisdom, peering down on the entrance to the Doe Library is to enter a temple to the truth, born from coexisting contradictions: sciences and humanities, objectivity and subjectivity, form and function.

Five tips for learning to live in Bear Territory | The Daily Californian - Vimarsana News

Five tips for learning to live in Bear Territory | The Daily Californian

There are plenty of people around you on campus who are happy to help you find your feet if it’s your first time on campus.