A gift from the French government in 1886, the Statue of Liberty and her promise to welcome “The wretched refuse of your teeming shore” was the first recognisable sign of the America that new immigrants saw when arriving in New York. Arriving with 30 kinds of sausage and cheese at Read More…
Considering the group’s erratic success in the past, Sixpence None the Richer’s 2012 album Lost in Transition seemed like the perfect opportunity for a strong comeback, but falters in producing a directed effort at gaining widespread popularity. After mild success in the early 1990’s with full Christian pop albums, Fatherless Read More…
The Berkeley MBA for Executives Program, which will enroll its first class in May 2013, is “targeted at senior professionals that have on average about 12 years of professional experience… Read More…
The price spike has pushed prices to over $4 per gallon, with some Berkeley gas stations reporting a wholesale price increase of as much as 50 cents per gallon. Read More…
Nearly a year after Cal Athletics first announced its 2020 zero-waste initiative last fall, the campus is moving forward on its plans to make the new Memorial Stadium a zero-waste facility. Read More…
The UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism recently received a grant of $75,000 from the Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Foundation, the foundation announced Aug. 7. Read More…
The official filing period for candidate in the city’s 2012 municipal election has closed, leaving 26 candidates in the running for local office in this November’s race —six of whom are vying for the office of mayor. Read More…
Dear freshmen, Congratulations on getting into the best public university in the known universe! Now that your first semester is under way, an infinite number of opportunities await you. To maximize your experiences in Berkeley’s academic, social and cultural spheres, please consider this issue a modest guide to beginning this Read More…
So you learned the Time Warp dance and your classic Cal chants at CalSO, most of which you’ve forgotten at this point-solid. But there’s one thing you’re missing: The Daily Clog. Part cultural commentary, part alternative guide to the UC Berkeley community, this blog provides useful tidbits with a healthy Read More…
Whether you’re an 18-year-old freshman or a more seasoned transfer student, college is a life-changing experience, and at Cal it is infinitely more so: decades of tradition, excellent academics and some of the brightest minds all crammed together in a region that already has several claims to fame. The first Read More…
