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ASUC - Associated Students of the University of California
400 Eshleman Hall, Berkeley, CA 94720
The ASUC is Cal's student government. It disburses funds to student groups, lobbies Sacramento on behalf of students,More and runs several useful ventures including an online lecture-note service. Through its Campus Affairs Office, it runs an art studio, the SUPERB (Student Union Program, Entertainment, and Recreation Board) entertainment office, and an open computing lab with free scanning and printing. Its headquarters, in Eshleman Hall, house the <em>Daily Californian</em> newspaper and other publications. There's also a seventh-floor library with amusing historic volumes of the Cal yearbook, the Blue and Gold.
UC Berkeley Labor Center
2521 Channing Way, Berkeley, CA 94720
The labor center works with unions, researchers, governments and employers to develop employment policies on job qualityMore and workplace issues. It also produces training and educational curricula and maintains labor research and information resources accessible to researchers, students and the public. 
Earth Team
2525 10th St, Berkeley, CA 94710
Earth Team works with students and teachers to cultivate the next generation of leaders in the environmental field. ItMore provides resources for organizing, mobilizing and disseminating information to schools, nonprofits and government agencies. It also sponsors restoration initiatives, a news magazine, and art and poetry contests.
UC-Berkeley Police Department
1 Sproul Hall, Berkeley, CA 94720
Cal's campus police force includes 64 officers and more than 100 civilian and student employees. In addition toMore wrangling decades of student protest (the force now provides an online "Time, Place and Manner" tip sheet for prospective demonstrators), the police force runs preventive programs for student safety, including a BearWalk night escort program. It also maintains a daily online log of campus police activity, and, in cooperation with the city of Berkeley police, an online weekly crime map. 
UC Berkeley Academic Talent Development Program
3639 Tolman Hall, Berkeley, CA 94720
This project of Cal's Graduate School of Education offers intensive summer enrichment programs for high-achieving 1stMore through 12th graders, and advanced placement summer school classes for high schoolers. Admission is highly competitive, with preference given to returning students from past summers. Classes include Egyptology, biology and trigonometry, art and writing for primary grades, and AP comparative government,  AP economics, AP environmental science, AP art history and AP Latin for high schoolers. ATDP does not administer the AP tests during the summer, but can give advice on where to take them. Most classes cost less than $800. Grades 7 and up are taught on the Cal campus; the younger grades are at a school in Point Richmond nearby. Students must live within commute distance of the class sites; the program does not provide housing.  The staff is very friendly.