| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Berkeley was an ideal place for this new focus, given (a) strength in such allied disciplines as computer science, business administration, cognitive science, and public policy; (b) the existence of a substantial foundation from the predecessor School of Library and Information Studies; (c) the proximity of leading firms in the information industry; and (d) the campus's ability to attract an eclec
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