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University of California, Berkeley
The product of an early merger between the College of California (a private institution) and the Agricultural, Mining, and Mechanical Arts College (a land grant institution), the University of California Berkeley (known widely as "Cal") was founded as an attempt to create a "complete university", where students could study both the classical and the practical. The campus' unique look owes much to an early 20th century architectural competition, won by Emile Bénard of Paris, who brought Berkeley not only a building plan but worldwide notoriety. The university's academics are equally impressive, with twenty of its faculty having been awarded Nobel Prizes. Today's campus boasts rolling hills, rushing streams, and a variety of fascinating pieces of public art. On your treasure hunt, you may see a giant mosaic, a statue of a bear (of course), a pyramid, some historic scientific apparatus, and much more. (Watch our 2-minute video preview to see what a typical Dr. Clue program looks and feels like!)
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