Cooking video: How to bake macaroni and cheese
Watch an instructional cooking video on how to make home made mac n cheese with the editor of The Daily Californian’s food blog, Christopher Yee.
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Editor’s note: ‘But you looked different on Facebook …’ retracted from Daily Cal site
We have removed the name of the author of the column from the post and subsequent comments due to concerns of how the issue may affect the author’s employment prospects. We never had any intention of harming the student by publishing the editor’s note and we apologize for any undue hurt Read More…
Off the beat: Working on foreign soil
I became part of The Daily Californian staff. I courted student organizations at Calapalooza. I visited my friend in her dorm, almost went to New Student Convocation, sniffed out free food on campus and shopped at thrift stores on Telegraph. All this, without actually enrolling at Cal. You see, I have Read More…
Letter to the editor: ASUC should cooperate with Daily Cal on V.O.I.C.E. initiative
The article “Concerns linger over V.O.I.C.E. Initiative” provides yet another example of the ASUC’s fuzzy definition of independence. Last spring, a majority of students approved the creation of a mandatory fee to support the campus daily newspaper. If this simple fact, according to ASUC President Conor Landgraf’s comments, requires The Read More…
Concerns linger over V.O.I.C.E Initiative
The Daily Californian’s V.O.I.C.E Initiative was an issue of concern among ASUC senators at their first meeting of the semester Wednesday, with representatives raising questions about how the fees will be transferred to the newspaper and the level of transparency in the process.
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Off the beat: A sense of an ending
Like any stubborn and angst-ridden young adult, I’ve always held a soft spot in my heart for The Catcher in the Rye. Well, the soft spot is for Holden Caulfield. To put it bluntly, Holden is my soulmate. He is a sad and selfish first world problem. Whenever I feel Read More…
Off the beat: Reporting on four wheels
I was told upon coming to UC Berkeley that I should take a reduced course load — learning how to live halfway across the country in a wheelchair would occupy enough of my time. After one semester of following that well-meaning advice, I decided my life was a little too mundane, Read More…
Reporter rides along with UCPD
If you squint your eyes, a police ride-along can vaguely remind you of an action-filled, TV-inspired police drama. On Wednesday, I went to UCPD for a tour of the facilities and a ride-along with an officer to understand the department before I begin another semester at The Daily Californian — Read More…
Red all about it
MEDIA MATTERS: Independent student journalism is an indispensable endeavor, from the Daily Cal in 1971 to Georgia’s The Red & Black today.
On May 11, 1971, The Daily Californian published an editorial encouraging readers to “Take Back (People’s) Park.” The controversial editorial divided the public, the staff and the editorial board itself — so much so that, the Daily Cal’s Publisher’s Board fired the three editors in favor of the editorial.Shortly after, the Daily Cal staff published an editorial refusing to accept the firings and became editorially and financially independent. The rest is history. Read More…
Thanks for the memories
Future generations of Daily Cal staffers will never know 600 Eshleman. They will never know the sunsets on the 6th floor balcony. They will never know the bulky wooden typewriter desks that decades of editors signed on the last night of production. Read More…