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Drawing on extensive archival sources, memoirs, and interviews, Pawel ( The Crusades of Cesar Chavez , 2014) recounts the birth, rise, and ongoing transformations of the “ten campuses, six health centers, three national laboratories, and hundreds of programs and research centers” that comprise the University of California. Begun as the College of California in an area named for the Irish philosopher Bishop George Berkeley, the tuition-free university, created by a federal land grant program, was

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Drawing on extensive archival sources, memoirs, and interviews, Pawel ( The Crusades of Cesar Chavez , 2014) recounts the birth, rise, and ongoing transformations of the “ten campuses, six health centers, three national laboratories, and hundreds of programs and research cente...

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