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WikiLeaks to the Pentagon Papers? Ellsberg connects the dots

Campus forum tackles the balance between national security and free speech

May 3, 2011:

At a campus forum, the man who leaked the Pentagon Papers in 1971 joined experts from on- and off-campus to discuss the balance between national security and free speech.

NNSA awards $25 million for nuclear science and security consortium

June 9, 2011:

The National Nuclear Security Administration has awarded UC Berkeley a five-year, $25 million grant to lead a multi-institution consortium that will support the nation’s nonproliferation mission through the training and education of experts in the nuclear security field.

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