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UC Berkeley is really a campus in and of its own time. Who doesn’t remember being a freshman stunned by their professors’ supposed 10-minute tardiness during the first week of classes? The Wall Street Journal blamed Berkeley time for students’ inability to be punctual in a piece of content clickbait.
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About a week from now, Marvel Studios (but really, Disney) will release “Avengers: Endgame” to what is speculated to be the biggest opening weekend of all time. Fortune magazine ran a piece saying some projections place the movie making close to $300 million in its opening weekend alone. Considering “Avengers:
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For a boutique furniture franchise operating out of Irvine, California, Will felt the company’s value on gossip was too high. He hadn’t known when he first applied to DECOR, but after his first month of slinging artisan ottomans to suburban newlyweds and recent law school graduates, he began to understand
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Durant Avenue may not immediately come to mind when the words “UC Berkeley” are read off an acceptance letter but I feel the few blocks which make up the avenue have a noteworthy culture all their own.
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On Charter Day, March 23, 1868, Berkeley didn’t offer student housing since California state codes prohibited the existence of dormitories on college campuses
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In my case, reckoning with the past doesn’t mean climbing in an H.G. Wells-style time machine or a canceled car line from the ‘80s; it means understanding the importance of the poor decisions I’ve made. Even the small, seemingly easy to correct ones.
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…this final remark speaks to the broader message of the film, acknowledging and validating feelings of disillusionment surrounding the holidays. Instead of simply trying to cope with failure during the holiday season when Charlie Brown is confronted with it again and again, he eventually just owns it.
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So wherever you spend your Thursday, I think it’s a nice reminder to know that sometimes — even in an environment as academically rigorous as UC Berkeley — we all cut a little loose.
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Right now he was Jim who didn’t prepare for his final on Thursday. Marketing 163: “American Advertising.” He figured he would study. He hadn’t.
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Much like the dead in the gravest sense, RRR Week sees students go underground. Underground they go, to the purgatory of procrastination: Main Stacks.
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