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Orca was important for Rice’s evolution as an artist, and his inclusion of rawer production choices alongside more intense lyrics signify a new vulnerability — a new willingness to engage with music, his deepest passion, therapeutically.
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Climate change and the cultural obstacles in adjusting to the legal marijuana marketplace are primary motifs throughout the film, but it is difficult to pinpoint a central message.
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In an interview with The Daily Californian, Cohen discussed her original inspiration — an examination of terroir in both cannabis and wine production — and how this message changed as the film developed.
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Love Island USA’s second season was refreshing, not only for its newfound inclusivity and close friendship, but also for its staple twists and challenges.
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Just nine days after deciding on football’s Nov. 7 return, the Pac-12 announced the upcoming seven-game conference slate Saturday morning.
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With the MLB postseason upon us after a shortened 60-game season, our writers make their predictions for this October.
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‘Orca’ is a step into a new, introspective realm for Rice. And while every track doesn’t pin his message directly or efficiently, it is clear that Rice is taking full-length albums more seriously now.
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The Pac-12 CEO Group, in conjunction with school officials and coaches, will meet to discuss the return of football before the end of the calendar year. This comes after the Big Ten, the only other Power Five conference not currently playing, decided to return.
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Though the premature end to last spring’s season of improvement was a blow to Cal men’s golf, the team is working in the offseason to return to form.
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Despite major revenue losses for Intercollegiate Athletics, Cal’s Athletic Director Jim Knowlton and Chancellor Carol Christ see no future in which any of the 30 sports cease to exist at UC Berkeley.
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