To our alumni and friends, please join us on March 14th from 6-9 PM for our 150th anniversary.
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While planning out the end of your month, explore the educational opportunities available to learn about Black history and celebrate the cultures that thrive year-round.
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Pornography presents itself on many of our screens, and many of us willingly invite it into our daily lives to feed us fantasies and design our desires.
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For this week, I’ve crafted a schedule that celebrates the diversity of affection, taking inspiration from the ancient Greeks’ seven forms of love.
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As we enter the first week of the second month of this year, perhaps we can utilize the new year’s theme of self-improvement to improve our external community.
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With vehement downbeats, principal guest conductor Pinchas Zukerman led the philharmonic to fill Zellerbach Hall with sound and fury on Sunday.
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So for the week ahead, I’ve hand-prepared a small list of big things that will hopefully make you find gratitude in our return. We’re back, Berkeley.
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Conductor Thiago Tiberio led the orchestra through interjected musical passages from the film as it was projected onto a large screen above the stage.
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The band didn’t seem at all nervous nor to have any fear of the stakes of such a venue, as its members sloshed back a handle of Jack Daniel’s and messed around with each other onstage.
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While this seems to be a set up of high emotions and tumultuous melodrama, “Frankie” moves at a slow pace so that the characters have the appropriate space and scenes to give a glimpse into their issues without overshadowing Frankie and her own dilemma, which Huppert portrays with graceful, almost regal, ambivalence.
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The Mariinsky Ballet and orchestra combined multiple mediums of art to constantly challenge the level of perfection that companies can achieve.
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