AC Transit must descend from its throne of supposed magnanimity and give UC Berkeley students the deal they deserve. Because the AC Transit Class Pass will most likely reappear on the spring 2013 ASUC ballot, ASUC President Connor Landgraf should continue his efforts in meeting and negotiating with the organization Read More…
After four-time Olympic gold medalist Missy Franklin verbally committed to join Cal next year, the already dominant Cal women’s swimming team will have another weapon to add to its impressive arsenal. But all that comes next year. This year – and this weekend – Cal will be facing off in Read More…
The Cal women’s soccer team has been rolling through the Pac-12 on an eight-game winning streak. But on this weekend’s road trip, the Bears face by far their toughest challenge of the season to date. The Bears are in third place in the Pac-12 but have yet to play either Read More…
The Cal women’s volleyball team no longer feels just the heat; the team is seriously sweating. With 10 games left on the schedule, Cal will face six opponents it has already played and failed to beat this year. To make matters worse, the team is in danger of not finishing Read More…
Even with the toughest part of their schedule completed, the Bears still aren’t out of the woods. The second half of the season begins with the No. 5 Bears hosting No. 9 Long Beach State at Spieker Aquatics Complex in Berkeley this Saturday at noon. Cal (10-6, 1-2) is coming Read More…
No matter what happens in its last conference game against Davis, Cal field hockey will likely finish the season third in the four-team NorPac West Conference. This Friday at 7 p.m., the Bears (5-11, 1-4 NorPac) will face the Aggies (6-10, 2-2) at Maxwell Field to end their season. Stanford Read More…
Over the course of an almost six-month-long voter registration campaign, the ASUC Vote Coalition registered more than 8,000 students to vote, officials announced Wednesday — thousands fewer than their original goal. As of Wednesday, the nonpartisan coalition housed in the ASUC Office of the External Affairs Vice President had registered Read More…
Maps showing where meat is slaughtered in Maryland, where barley for brewing beer is grown and where taco trucks travel in Oakland, among others, will soon be combined into a crowd-sourced, crowd-funded atlas, thanks to a UC Berkeley lecturer. Darin Jensen, co-editor of “Food: An Atlas” and a cartographer and Read More…
Predicting future events is an inherently flawed process. Take the first game of the World Series. Every baseball writer with a soapbox named the Tigers heavy favorites over the Giants in game one. Applying a rational framework, the prediction made sense. Justin Verlander is an animal; the Giants’ offense leaves Read More…
In what might have been the understatement of the century, Cal coach Jeff Tedford called his team’s performance against Stanford last weekend “a very frustrating day offensively,” noting that Stanford “won the line of scrimmage.” This weekend, the Bears (3-5, 2-3 in the Pac-12) will head out to Salt Lake Read More…
