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"At his first visit to the hospital to meet Amy, he found a pathetic little creature, heavily sedated, with restraining straps on her frail black arms and legs. (Amy lived in a mobile home on the Berkeley campus.)"

"I was born in Guadalajara and I studied in Mexico City and then in San Francisco, at Berkeley."

"Silicon Valley is a sheltered place, but the intense vibrations emanating from Berkeley and San Francisco did penetrate."

"Steve Jobs: You also had Stanford and Berkeley, two awesome universities drawing smart people from all over the world and depositing them in this clean, sunny, nice place where there’s a whole bunch of other smart people and pretty good food."

"I got accepted to graduate school at Berkeley, because they were building a computer there."

"Jamie Zawinski: When I decided to take the job at Netscape, I thought I’d been working really hard. ... I was living in Berkeley and commuting to Mountain View."

"I was working at Berkeley in the AI group there, and somehow we got an invite."

"spreading up to Mill Valley, across to Richmond, down to Oakland and Berkeley, and then down through Fremont and Hayward and then back down to San Jose."

"You also had Stanford and Berkeley, two awesome universities drawing smart people from all over the world and depositing them in this clean, sunny, nice place where there’s a whole bunch of other smart people and pretty good food"

"On June 3, the PPA began picketing the Zoology Department at Berkeley, and calling for the “release” of Amy."

"Only after the expedition was concluded and Elliot had returned to Berkeley did he find the explanation to this perplexing event—in Freud’s Interpretation of Dreams, first published in 1887."

"Grant was aware of serious speculation in laboratories in Berkeley, Tokyo, and London that it might eventually be possible to clone an extinct animal such as a dinosaur—if you could get some dinosaur DNA to work with."

"Certain ideas presented here about paleo-DNA, the genetic material of extinct animals, were first articulated by George O. Poinar, Jr., and Roberta Hess, who formed the Extinct DNA Study Group at Berkeley."

"Berkeley, CA 1930–2000"

"Berkeley is 6,250,000;"

"This was during my second semester at UC Berkeley, where I had enrolled as a liberal arts major and later changed to fine arts."

"… a daughter at home resting up from her husband, who is apparently a head of some sort, one of the Berkeley Street People, a People’s Park maker, a drop‐out and a cop‐out whose aim is to remake the world closer to the heart’s desire."

"Ada has a version of Shelly’s experiences in Berkeley which seems to me unduly protective of her daughter."

"If Shelly goes back to Berkeley next month, as she makes noises about doing, I shall have more privacy and probably make even slower progress."

"…for reasons best known to herself, she chose to cut away from the Berkeley scene and rusticate herself here."

"Look here! This is a professor at Berkeley. Comes all the way down here to have the toilet splashed in his face—professor of philosophy."

"In Berkeley I was living with Alvah Goldbook in his little rose‐covered cottage in the backyard."

"Japhy travels around on that bicycle with his little knapsack on his back all up and down Berkeley all day,"

"His own little one-room cottage in a back lawn of Berkeley was filled with books and pictures of mountain climbing and scattered all over with rucksacks, climbing boots, skis."

"the rooftops of Berkeley looked like pitiful living meat sheltering grieving phantoms from the eternality of the heavens which they feared to face"

"Ray when you're up here you're not sittin in a Berkeley tea room."

"Solemnly a day later he'd bring me a little bouquet of flowers picked in the street plots of Berkeley."

"We got in the car and drove back to San Francisco drinking and laughing and telling long stories and Morley really drove beautifully that night and wheeled us silently through the graying dawn streets of Berkeley as Japhy and I slept dead to the world in the seats."

"Then we drove from the Oakland store to Berkeley again to the Ski Shop, where, as we walked in and the clerk came over, Japhy said in his lumberjack voice "Outfittin me friends for the Apocalypse."

"Then we got in the jalopy and drove to Berkeley, across the rainy bridge, to the cottages of Oakland and then downtown Oakland, where Japhy wanted to find a pair of jeans that fitted me."

"Lan flew off to Berkeley to study art history in the fall of ’72"

"At home she looked like a college student in her UC Berkeley sweatshirt, faded blue jeans, and the lightest of makeup."

"I'll eat over in Berkeley. I can't wait to hear what Ted thinks of this."

"But the radio warned us to stay away from the Bay AFreroa.mSanJoseupthroughSanFrancisco,Oakland,and Berkeley, there is chaos"

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"The guy had briefly been a young professor at Berkeley."

"That Christmas, his week off, he drove up to Berkeley to sleep on Alex’s couch."

"…I could have gone to college. I got into UC Berkeley."