Understanding Pakistani anti-AmericanismSource: dawn.com
My talk was titled 'The War Against Terror: Reasons for the Persistence of Anti-Americanism in Pakistan', and, coming on the heels of the passage of the controversial aid bill, it drew a diverse audience.
UC Berkeley to pay consultant to find cost cutsSource: The San Francisco Chronicle
These short-term fixes, however, "are an unsustainable long-term financial strategy," Chancellor Robert Birgeneau said Friday in an announcement posted on the campus Web site. "We are now planning for a future that relies less on volatile state funding."
Cities Rediscover Waterways They Paved OverSource: The New York Times
Cities from Singapore to San Antonio have been resuscitating rivers and turning storm drains into streams. In Los Angeles, residents' groups and some elected officials are looking anew at buried or concrete-lined creeks as assets instead of inconveniences.
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The march to war, from Bonaparte to BushSource: berkeley.edu
Stanford historian David Kennedy, this year's Jefferson Lecturer, sees America's all-volunteer military as lean, lethal, and far too easy to send into battle
Starcraft 101: The Art of War Video and Starcraft TheorySource: gamepro.com
At UC Berkeley campus students can now enroll in quite possibly the best class ever for a gamer. GamePro takes it upon themselves to learn about Starcraft theory and the many ways it can be applied to life.

During my undergraduate years in college, I served as student coordinator for Campus Crusade for Christ. At the peak of the Vietnam War and political protests, I participated in a faith-based initiative on the campus of the University of California at Berkeley.
The Father of Dark Matter Still Gets No RespectSource: discovermagazine.com
To a generation of science readers, he is the oddball astronomer who reportedly called a colleague a Nazi, claimed credit for everything that happened in cosmology after Einstein, and assaulted his peers in print and in person.
To Barbarina Zwicky, he is Daddy.
Dancing in the StreetsSource: Common Dreams
The last time Americans danced and cheered in the streets was in 1945, when the nation finally defeated its enemies in the Second World War. I have no memories of those exuberant days.
UC hits tree-sitters with expensive surpriseSource: The San Francisco Chronicle
Berkeley's infamous tree-sitters have been hit with a rude surprise since they came down to earth: Judges are socking them with thousands of dollars in fines and legal fees.Ironically, much of the money - which could total more than $10,000 per sitter - is going straight to the U …
Berkeley, California approves city-backed solar loansSource: Guardian Unlimited
The California city of Berkeley has approved a new financing scheme for loans to homeowners who install rooftop solar panels, a landmark programme that could inspire other US cities to follow suit.
Berkeley council to vote on solar tax district Source: The San Francisco Chronicle
Berkeley, CA, in its typical and wonderfully progressive fashion, is trying to help residents cover the cost of installing solar panels on their homes. The program is already a model for many other cities.
Corso Trattoria - soulful Italian in BerkeleySource: The San Francisco Chronicle
In Michael Bauer's review for the San Francisco Chonicle (SFGate.com), (dated Sunday, August 31, 2008) the critic says "Some restaurants try so hard to be "authentic" to whatever cuisine they're cooking that eating there seems like a walk through the Paris or Venetian hotels in L …
Longstanding Berkeley Community Center Raided by FBISource: thelonghaul.org
At 10:30 am on Wednesday, August 27th, the UC Berkeley police, plainclothes FBI agents, and an Alameda County sheriff raided at gunpoint the Long Haul, a long-standing community library and info shop.
Ratto: Cal has savored success, Stanford has had a tasteSource: The San Francisco Chronicle
While I normally would bypass football related stories, I was intrigued by the beginning of the first line. I liked it because I thought that it rang true, and not just for college football, but for any sports team.
Intel's Shape-Shifting, Programmable Matter | CNET News.comSource: CNET.com
At the Intel Developer Forum here, Intel Chief Technology Officer Justin Rattner showed off a number of technologies in computing, robotics, and communication that he cited as evidence that Ray Kurzweil's concept of "singularity," when machine intelligence surpasses human intelli …