With 378 million native speakers and millions more adopting it as a second or foreign language, English is truly universal.

Dan Kubota contrasts her memories of Stanford and Berkeley landmarks while exploring the road not taken and family legacy.

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Citizenship class coming Doris Reile is having another class in Citizenship (Naturalization) at the Holiday Inn, 3821 10th St. The class begins at 6 p.m. and ends around 7:30 on 26. This class is for ...

University of South Florida geography professor Christopher Meindl spent a decade researching Florida springs. He just ...

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Rising singer Alexandra Smither will join the ensemble to add nuance to Al-Zand’s preview via her firecracker soprano voice.

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