What makes senior Layshia Clarendon special? Truly, it is not the points she scores as Cal’s starting shooting guard, even if she does lead the team with an average of 11.6 points scored per game. She may be one of Cal’s all-time top-10 women’s basketball scorers, scoring more than 1,500 Read More…
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The Clog has gotten a makeover! But don’t worry — we’re still your one-stop shop for all things UC Berkeley-related. We’ll give you our — often hilarious — two cents on all the goings-on around campus and the city of Berkeley. Whether you need a laugh, a cry or just Read More…
It seems like nostalgia is a straight up market trend these days. Sure it’s everywhere, but with the kinds of nostalgia that’s been showing up recently (i.e. the return of the Powerpuff Girls) it’s most certainly hard to resist. But seeing as we college kids love it so much, we have Read More…
A lot of wish-washy, sentimental stuff has been said about the positive benefits of nature – stuff that we appreciate but often find a bit unsubstantial – but a new study gives some scientific support for that idea. The preliminary results of a new study showed that feelings of awe Read More…
For the vast majority of sports teams, there’s always a definitive point in the season at which their fans allow their thoughts to stray towards the possibility of “next year.” Yes, for the disgruntled sports fan, irritated and beleaguered by supporting perennial bottom-feeders and cellar-dwellers, avoiding the agony of the Read More…
Like students at any self-respecting institution, we here at UC Berkeley are of the hypercompetitive, overachieving supernerds type – or at least, that’s what the rest of the world seems to think. Those descriptions aren’t entirely inaccurate, however. We all have a desire to be better than everyone else – Read More…
