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By PATRICIA YOLLIN, San Francisco Chronicle
Students decipher one of most obscure languages on Earth
By PATRICIA YOLLIN, San Francisco Chronicle
SAN FRANCISCO -- Nzadi is one of the most obscure tongues in the world. That's exactly why a University of California, Berkeley class has embraced it.
"There's nothing like the joy of discovering a language from scratch," said Cal linguistics Professor Larry Hyman.
UC-Berkeley class helps military vets feel at home
By PATRICIA YOLLIN, San Francisco Chronicle
BERKELEY, Calif. -- The University of California Berkeley is 7,450 miles from Baghdad -- a long way by any measure.
For veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, that distance pales compared with the chasm between military and student life. A new class at Cal is trying to help bridge that gap.
Tiger-attack zoo has a history of mismanagement
By PATRICIA YOLLIN, San Francisco Chronicle
SAN FRANCISCO -- A koala is kidnapped. Sheep are molested by a human intruder. An elephant does a headstand on a technician, breaking her pelvis. A tiger ravages its keeper's arm.

