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#ISpyAnADPi bundling up on this rainy day! @brejjettealjabi is a peanut...
UC Berkeley Alpha Delta Pi
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#ISpyAnADPi bundling up on this rainy day! @brejjettealjabi is a peanut butter obsessed junior studying MCB and is in the Songwriting at Berkeley Club! When she’s not singing or song writing she’s crocheting for her @madebybrejjette shop, binging the Daily podcast, or lifting at the gym!!
To conclude our National Philanthropy Week, we would like to give our adopted...
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To conclude our National Philanthropy Week, we would like to give our adopted child, 9 year old Peterson, a special shoutout! He's at the bottom right in the second picture (and next to him in yellow is his older brother Brunache, Mu chapter's child!). Peterson inspires us because is curious and loves to learn about the world. He has such a bright smile and loves to joke around and play with those around him. Thank you to everyone who supported us with our fundraisers for Hopestart International this week. It really makes a difference in the children's lives! ☺️
“Sproul Plaza features a central strip, with open pockets on the periphery. P...
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Sproul Plaza
“Sproul Plaza features a central strip, with open pockets on the periphery. Parallel lines of trees delineate a bustling, boulevard-like promenade. On the outskirts, a circular fountain disrupts the linear highway and encourages leisurely congregation. The complex functions as a vibrant hub of student life, using space to facilitate both movement through the university and intellectual and social cross-pollination. The landscape empties directly onto Bancroft and Telegraph, a public intersection at the heart of downtown Berkeley. Rather than building an entryway at this edge, the architect relegated Sather Gate to the space behind Sproul Plaza. As a result, no physical barrier distinguishes ‘on-campus’ from ‘off.’ This spatial fluidity provides students and non-students an open forum of discussion, debate, recreation, and expression. By blurring distinctions between college and community space, Sproul Plaza’s design prompts active participation from an inclusive public.” — Lucy Portnoff, Art History ‘20
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