Cal looks to bounce back against Lobos
Theo Wyss-Flamm/Senior Staff
After its comprehensive series sweep against Stanford, the Bears will give it their all in an effort to rebound against New Mexico.
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Berkeley City Council discusses affordable housing, bicycle safety
Berkeley City Council discussed affordable housing, student mentorship and biking safety at its regular meeting Tuesday.
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‘Bridge these worlds’: Berkeley Law pro bono project investigates artistic repression
Inspired by the intensified repression of artistic freedom in Eastern Europe, Berkeley Law student Annabelle Wilmott launched pro bono project Arts and Innovation Representation, or AIR, to increase safeguards for international artists and allow law students to investigate foreign artistic repression.
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Bears blank NAU, Texas Tech 4-0 to advance in NCAA championship
Blanking the Lumberjacks with a 4-0 win, the Bears dealt seemingly just as easy with their second round opponents Texas Tech on Saturday, earning a trip to North Carolina for the round of 16.
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‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’ is dizzying departure from Marvel magic
“Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” restricts its scope, dismaying as one of Marvel’s most disenchanting projects.
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‘892’ drags as uncreative look at institutional failing
Where “Dog Day Afternoon” garners sympathy for its characters organically and in postscript, “892” endeavors to emotionally control viewers from start to finish.
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