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Commentary: How California came to treat UC Berkeley students’ ‘noise’ as a dire environmental threat

The University of California, Berkeley.

In an era of upheaval and protest at People’s Park and across the country, the University of California, Berkeley admitted its first significant wave of Chicano students in response to student pressure in 1969. Even then, the university had a housing shortage, prompting a successful effort to acquire a house near campus for the Chicano student community in the early ’70s. Half a

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