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Allsup's Burritos, A West Texas Rite of Passage - Vimarsana News

Allsup's Burritos, A West Texas Rite of Passage

Despite being West Texas-born and raised, I didn't feel right calling myself a local until I tried an Allsup's burrito.

Abilene Needs a Safer Way to Get Its Jesus Chicken - Vimarsana News

Abilene Needs a Safer Way to Get Its Jesus Chicken

Everybody knows that the traffic jam in the Chic-Fil-A drive-through on Southwest Drive is the worst. It's about time for a change.

This Beloved Tex-Mex Institution Has Deep Roots in Abilene - Vimarsana News

This Beloved Tex-Mex Institution Has Deep Roots in Abilene

Taco Bueno is a popular Tex-Mex chain found throughout the South and Southwest, but did you know the restaurant originated in Abilene?

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DxE dyes fountain 'blood' red to protest UC Berkeley meat suppliers - Vimarsana News

DxE dyes fountain 'blood' red to protest UC Berkeley meat suppliers

Animal rights activists representing the group Direct Action Everywhere, or DxE, dyed a fountain on Sproul Plaza red Monday and called on UC Berkeley to commit to stop purchasing from meat suppliers that allegedly raise animals on factory farms. During the protest, campus freshman Zoe Rosenberg and alumna Cassie King, both organizers for DxE, stood inside the fountain, which had been dyed red to “resemble blood,” according to Rosenberg. The duo held placards saying “UC Berkeley Drop Factory Farms,” and the protest lasted from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. and was livestreamed on DxE’s Facebook ...

UC Berkeley lifts residence hall general self-sequester mandate - Vimarsana News

UC Berkeley lifts residence hall general self-sequester mandate

UC Berkeley lifts residence hall general self-sequester mandate Katie Lee/Staff According to a UC Berkeley student affairs email, students living in campus residence halls will no longer have to self-sequester starting Tuesday. However, students who have been asked by University Health Services to quarantine or isolate themselves will only be released after their quarantine period ends. Last Updated February 15, 2021 After a downward trend of UC Berkeley COVID-19 cases, campus will lift the general self-sequester for residential hall students effective Tuesday. Students who have not been aske...