Berkeley Makes Amends with Military

By Taegan Goddard

Posted May 16, 2014 at 9:36am

“Détente has come to Berkeley,” USA Today reports.

“The University of California, Berkeley, once synonymous with antiwar activism, is expanding efforts to attract veterans and welcome the military to campus. For its part, the military is expanding ROTC on campus.”

Said Lt. Col. Stephen Suhr: “Those old days are gone.”

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