Academics
Versatile University Medalist reflects interests from Chinese literature to forestry
From sailing in Mo'orea and helping to safeguard the endangered California tiger salamander to a love for foreign languages, rock climbing and freestyle rap, Eric Olliff's eclectic passions and talents are a few of the reasons he will receive this weekend UC Berkeley's highest honor for a graduating senior, the 2012 University Medal.
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