Do Suburban Kids Adjust to Berkeley?

Walter924
Thu, 04 Apr 2019 15:16:09 +0000

Yes. I feel like Duke is better than Berkeley, probably still not worth the price, but that Vanderbilt and Berkeley are on the same level, but with opposite connotations to random people who might read your resume. I’m not too much of an expert though. Other people might say differently. Still 60,000$ a year.
https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2019/03/15/703940202/buying-a-college-degree-did-aunt-becky-overpay
Might say that the Return on Investment isn’t worth it.

Also
https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/palaces-for-the-people/
Epitome of Berkeley.
Berkeley Project cleans up abandoned areas owned by the city and parks one day a year, hundreds of people do gardening and upkeep projects.
Starbucks has a pretty low homeless person tolerance, but McDonalds has a pretty high homeless tolerance.
We have a lot of libraries in the city of Berkeley
There’s homeless people, but on the southside, near Clark Kerr, are mansions (separate from the frats), so it’s a mix.
The Suitcase Clinic provides health service to homeless people, washes their feet, cuts their nails.
Telegraph ambassadors always seem to be cleaning the streets of Berkeley.
Mailmen walk on foot.