‘pls don’t kys’ send tweet
It’s not enough to stand with open DMs if it feels like you’re standing miles away.
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Specially formulated Cal Day concoctions to make you forget finals are coming
Mix two parts Gatorade to one part vodka, and add one part clear rum into a shaker full of ice. Serve in a clear glass for full transparency.
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Clog report: Students frantically worry that Feb. 29 has gone missing
Students are confused and are going wild at the thought of missing a full 24 hours to continue to procrastinate on their work.
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Valentines for your Berkeley boo
Let’s get dirtier than a bathroom stall in Dwinelle Hall.
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Brown people are racist too
As immigrants, we have attempted to assimilate to the new culture we are brought to — and we end up adopting whiteness in a way that is explicitly anti-Black.
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Robert Reich’s ‘Saving Capitalism’ fails to argue why capitalism should be saved
It isn’t until the documentary’s final minutes, after more than an hour has passed, that it offers any solution as to how America can “save capitalism.”
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Photo essay: crying on campus
We have all been there. You walk out of class with a bad grade, and have tears streaming down your face. It happens to all of us. We here at The Daily Californian have compiled a list of the best places to cry on the UC Berkeley campus for your convenience. They have all been tried and tested, from the middle of Memorial Glade to the depths of Main Stack. Use these as a starting point for all your crying adventures – the options are endless.
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Black girls are magic
In 2013, CaShawn Thompson started promoting the idea of the resilience of Black girls being akin to “magic” via #BlackGirlsAreMagic. Here’s to more magic.
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Oakland’s Museum of Capitalism makes anti-capitalist discourse accessible to all
Propelled forward and then suspended in time, the Museum of Capitalism brings an immersive, post-capitalist experience to South Oakland.
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Can Christ be our redeemer?
In these times of tumultuous political tension the greater Berkeley community all turn to Christ (with a critical eye) in hopes of bureaucratic redemption.
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