A look into the diary of a student during winter break
We at the Clog have documented the inevitable degeneration all of us experience when it comes to being home for just a bit too long.
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Author Archives: Amanda Chung
The most magical time of the entire year is finally here
As the fall semester draws to a close, we’re rapidly approaching the most magical time of the year, and our excitement for this season is rapidly growing.
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Stages of writing a semesterlong research paper in 1 week
As the blood rushes through our highly-caffeinated bodies, we reflect back on the road of grief that got us to this point.
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Please don’t go: realizing your beloved roommate is going abroad
We’ve cherished the talks and snacks we’ve shared, yet all good things must come to an end. Our roommate’s time abroad next semester looms in the distance.
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Long-distance friendships: a love story greater than ‘The Notebook’
While the joys of coming home are endless, one exciting event rises far above the rest: seeing our best friend. To say that our reunion is a highly anticipated event would be a gross understatement. The moon landing in ’69 and Beyoncé’s Super Bowl performance in 2013 are the only other events that may
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Fun without sun: Golden Bears take on Portland, Oregon
On today’s episode of “Running Away From Our Problems,” the Clog escapes to Portland, Oregon, for a minute of freedom.
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Why you shouldn’t even start to think about finals
Just as how moms are sometimes able to lift cars off of their children, we too are capable of remarkable feats in times of crisis.
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A shout-out to all the boss roommates out there
We all like to think that we’re the best roommate when, in reality, it’s the people with whom we live who deserve such a title.
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Forget finals: November is internship season
November is known for a sudden increase in facial hair and daylight saving time, but In Berkeley, it’s the time when people begin hunting for internships.
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A letter to our lost water bottle
Words can’t begin to describe how sorry we are that we forgot you. We ran back to class as soon as we realized that half of our heart was missing.
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