Belle Lau

UC Berkeley Labor Center

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Student facilitator at UC Berkeley.

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Growing up, did someone teach you how to function in the world on your own by balancing a budget, saving for a house, separating whites and colors when you do the laundry?

How to be an adult: UC Berkeley undergrads teach new class

Growing up, did someone teach you how to function in the world on your own by balancing a budget, saving for a house, separating whites and colors when you do the laundry?

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