ASUC Judicial Council certifies results for 4 student referendums
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Eshleman Hall is home to the ASUC. On Monday, the ASUC voted to certify the results of four student referendums from the 2021 ASUC elections.
The ASUC Judicial Council voted Monday evening to certify the results of four student referendums from the 2021 ASUC elections.
The referendums included Proposition 21A, which would clarify the nonpartisan status of ASUC councils; Proposition 21B, the Graduate Assembly, or GA, fee, would end graduate contributions to the ASUC fee and replace them with a GA fee; Propositions 21C, which would renew the Student Technology Fund, or STF, fee; and Proposition 21D, or the Daily Cal Initiative fee, respectively.
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Super Bowl shootaround: Tom Brady, Buccaneers bully Chiefs in Tampa
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After a season truly like no other, there could only be one champion left standing. In 2021, that champion was the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who, led by Tom Brady and a suffocating defense, dethroned the defending champion Kansas City Chiefs in front of the Buccaneers’ home fans. Members of The Daily Californian’s sports staff share their takeaways from the 2021 Super Bowl.
What was the biggest play or moment of the game?
Kabir Rao: Going into halftime, Tampa Bay led Kansas City 21-6. Everyone seemed to think that the stage was set for another Patrick Mahomes-led offensive onslaught and come-from-behind victory. After all, two scores should have been light work for the Chiefs, and when they marched down the field for a field goal on their opening second-half drive, a shift in momentum felt inevitable. But the Buccaneers weren’t having it. Brady responded by orchestrating a 74-yar
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End of season shootaround: Bears return to hibernation
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Cal’s season ended the way it began with a cancellation due to COVID-19. The Bears finished 1-3 after a difficult season that was marred by special teams errors and close losses. By the time the blue and gold won their first game, a 21-17 upset over then-No. 23 Oregon, the season was already coming to a close. After two cancellations, that culmination became official.
2020 will largely be remembered for the COVID-19 pandemic and its effects on college football, but there are still things for Cal fans to take away. The Daily Californian’s football beat writers break down what came and went from the Bears’ season.
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