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COI Project pages edit
UCB Sustainability (June-August 2012) edit
Work Pages edit
These are pages I used for compiling info and toying with info structure. Final article language can be found in the mirrors (next subsection).
- Sustainability at UC Berkeley
- This is all eventually migrated to UCB_Mirror.
- The Green Initiative Fund (TGIF)
- Usable stuff is being migrated to UCB_Mirror#Sustainability.
- The possibility exists to create a meta-TGIF page, linking from articles with "green fees" or "dedicated student fees".
Mirror pages edit
Here, I created mirror pages of the original articles, incorporating my material and finalizing language.
UC Berkeley mirror edit
Includes:
- Sustainability
- TGIF
- Student housing and dining
- CalDining
- Student-run organizations
- ASUC (minus SUPERB)
Campus mirror edit
Includes:
- LEED stuff
For the future:
- National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) buildings
- Expand info on Strawberry Creek restoration (include also in TGIF)
- Particular LEED sustainability features
Housing mirror edit
Scrapped for now.
- Theme program: GETH: Scrapped--not enough info
- For the future, consider expanding information on all programs.
Research center mirror edit
Scrapped for now.
- For the future, subdivide this into areas of research.
Other fixes and ponderings edit
- Edit UC Berkeley template (at bottom of UC Berkeley) to include "Sustainability".
- Think categories/portals: What pages can go into which categories/portals?
- Campus Recycling and Refuse Services (compost info)
- Future expansion: include small explanation of all housing theme programs.
UCB Buildings (August 2012-???) edit
The UC Berkeley has 24 buildings in the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP). 11 of these buildings do not have an article, 8 are stubs, 2 are flagged for poor citation and 3 are good articles.
California Hall edit
The main administrative campus on building, built by John Galen Howard and opened to the public in 1905. This building was placed on the NRHP in 1982.