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During tough times, consumers find (sweet) items for splurging

By Hoda Emam | Bay City News | June 23, 2020
Exercise equipment, sweets, gourmet foods — these are among the splurge items for Bay Area residents seeking relief from dreary isolation as the COVID-19 pandemic nears its fourth month.
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The costs of safely reopening a high-end restaurant

By John M. Glionna | Kaiser Health News | June 19, 2020
Countless restaurateurs across California and the nation are caught in a precarious health-and-safety limbo.
Arts & Entertainment

SF Opera and Symphony cancel performances through the end of the year

By Dan McMenamin, Daniel Montes | Bay City News | June 19, 2020
The opera plans to return to the stage for the spring 2021 season as planned on April 25.
Arts & Entertainment

Page-turners: Bay Area writers of color, Oprah shine light on new books, protests

By Sue Gilmore | Bay City News | June 19, 2020
Works of some of the Bay Area’s talented writers of color, all of them award winners.
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University of California campuses plan to offer most classes online this fall

By Michael Burke | EdSource | June 18, 2020
Even with most classes being held online, some students will be able to return to on-campus housing.
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On the Avenue: The Wolf now offering takeout

By Exedra Staff | June 16, 2020
Some restaurants that closed early are now dipping their toes back into business. Outdoor dining is allowed in Alameda County starting this Friday, June 19.
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Reading recs for right now | East Bay Booksellers

By Lou Fancher | June 16, 2020
Loyal customers and co-workers, and a partnership with the Chocolate Dragon Cafe, have sustained the store through the pandemic.
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In historic reversal, University of California regents endorse push to end ban on affirmative action

By Ashley A. Smith | EdSource | June 16, 2020
Assembly Constitutional Amendment 5 would repeal Proposition 209 and restore race and gender as considerations for admissions.
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Endangered: large university lecture hall classes

By Larry Gordon | EdSource | June 16, 2020
Technology and new in-the-round designs will alter teaching experience.
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Commentary | What I wish I had told my students before the pandemic hit

By Teresa Puente | EdSource | June 16, 2020
Cal State journalism professor offers advice for her students: don't lose hope, find ways to help others and stay connected.
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