No Offense, But: Senates and sidewalks

By Keshav Tadimeti, Emily Merz, Andrew Raychawdhuri and Srikanth Raguraman

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March 6, 2019

11:55 pm

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“No Offense, But:” is back for another week. Join the crew as it talks about the discouraging number of Academic Senate undergraduate appointments and the sorry state of Westwood’s sidewalks.

Keshav Tadimeti |

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Tadimeti was the Daily Bruin's Opinion editor from 2017-2019 and an assistant Opinion editor in the 2016-2017 school year. He tends to write about issues pertaining to the higher education, state politics and the administration, and blogs occasionally about computer science. Tadimeti was also the executive producer of the "No Offense, But" and "In the Know" Daily Bruin Opinion podcasts.

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Emily Merz |

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Merz is a staff columnist for the Opinion section.

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Andrew Raychawdhuri |

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Raychawdhuri is an Opinion columnist.

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Srikanth Raguraman |

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Raguraman is an Opinion columnist and News contributor.

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