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English: Native American chefs from Berkeley's Cafe Ohlone visit Chemical Engineering Assistant Professor of Teaching Glaucia Helena Carvalho do Prado's new food engineering course to talk about Ohlone food and culture. Photo By: (Nikita Mistry / UC Davis).
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