The Berkeley Revolution
A digital archive of the East Bay's transformation in the late-1960s & 1970s
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The Flatlands’ War on Poverty
Berkeley Women’s Music Collective
The Asian Community Library
The Black Panthers’ Education Revolution
The Integral Urban House
The Countercultural Kitchen
A Place for Every Body
The Secret History of Recycling
Pacific Center
Threads of Rebellion
Citizens vs. Developers
The Women and Girls of Telegraph Ave
Berkeley’s Public Schools
The Rainbow Sign
The Third World Liberation Front
Transgender Berkeley
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Nacio Jan Brown, photographer
Mary Ann Pollar, activist and impresario
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Telegraph Avenue
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Documents Tagged ‘The Berkeley Daily Gazette’
“Desegregation is Failing to Meet Education Goals”
Archive Entry Date: 03/17/1976
The Berkeley Gazette put a strongly negative spin on a superintendent's report on desegregation
School Expenses Error Discovered
Archive Entry Date: 03/13/1976
A half-million dollar overestimate in expenses potentially halved the budget deficit
Thomas Responds to Auditors
Archive Entry Date: 03/05/1976
Thomas responds to his detractors, laying the blame for the budget crisis squarely at the feet of the school board and superintendent.
“Shenanigans but no fraud”
Archive Entry Date: 03/03/1976
An independent audit of BUSD's budget practices found something funny with the money, but no illegal activity.
School Board Nixes Tax Hike Vote
Archive Entry Date: 03/02/1976
Director Louise Stoll's proposal to put a tax-rate hike on the ballot fell short
Bill Thomas Resigns
Archive Entry Date: 06/17/1975
Looming deficits prompted the district's business manager to resign under a cloud
The Rainbow Sign Can Use Some Help
Archive Entry Date: 04/18/1975
Mary Ann Pollar emphasized the educational mission of Rainbow Sign during a fundraising drive
School Specialists To Fill Teacher Vacancies
Archive Entry Date: 04/16/1975
Superintendent Wilson seeks to slim out the teacher and administrative base.
School Turmoil Finally Over
Archive Entry Date: 04/09/1975
Berkeley teachers appeared to have reached an agreement on their 1975-1976 contract
School Fine For Administrators
Archive Entry Date: 04/03/1975
The administration of experimental schools once again proved problematic for the district
“Teachers Vote ‘No’ to Strike”
Archive Entry Date: 04/03/1975
Disorder between Berkeley's many teacher organizations and their respective ballots contributes to frustration with negotiations.
Administrative Staff Cut
Archive Entry Date: 04/02/1975
Superintendent Wilson recommended cuts to administrators involved in early educational development
School Board Considering Plan to Help Minority Achievement
Archive Entry Date: 04/25/1973
The school board and their audience "had harsh words for the report"
Schools Hiring Policy Unchanged
Archive Entry Date: 04/20/1973
Director Samuel Markowitz's bid to end formal affirmative action hiring policies fell short
“Berkeley’s ‘Under-Educated’ Blacks”
Archive Entry Date: 04/19/1973
Harriet G. Jenkins, assistant schools superintendent, submits a list of recommendations to improve the district's record on minority achievement.
Only One Council Radical; Pot Wins, Split on Police
Archive Entry Date: 04/18/73
The results of the 1973 election as announced by The Berkeley Daily Gazette.
School Board Advertisement
Archive Entry Date: 04/16/1973
More conservative school board candidates were touted as the only candidates with the right "intellectual capacity" for the job
Berkeley’s Outlook Hardly Promising
Archive Entry Date: 04/13/73
Three columns of discontent from moderate and conservative Berkeleyans.
Berkeley City Council Voting Record
Archive Entry Date: 04/11/73
A curated account of city council voting records prepared by the Berkeley League of Women Voters.
April Coalition Materials Plastered on Mailboxes
Archive Entry Date: 04/10/73
"The Greater Berkeley Community" shook its fist at radical candidates for City Council
The Berkeley Daily Gazette Endorses Fraenkel-Conrat and Roh
Archive Entry Date: 04/09/1973
"A broad base of citizens supports the candidacies of both Mrs. Fraenkel-Conrat and Gene Roh."
School Board Must Face Four Major Issues Here
Archive Entry Date: 04/9/73
The School Board Director laid out the critical problems the new school board would face
Gene Roh Fights For Quality Education
Archive Entry Date: 04/05/1973
Candidate Gene Roh, probation officer and concerned citizen, threw his hat in the ring.
YES on Charter Measure
Archive Entry Date: 04/05/73
The Gazette supported a salary increase for school board directors
Teacher Here Says Berkeley Schools Won’t Hire Whites
Archive Entry Date: 04/05/1973
Beatrice Tobias predicted "the end of decent public education"
School Labor Agreement to Wait for Election
Archive Entry Date: 04/04/1973
The status of certified employees and of black principals made for a very hot school board meeting
Amendment M
Archive Entry Date: 11/07/1972
A last ditch effort to enact runoff elections fell short