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The study, done over a period of 20 years and funded by the National Institute of Mental Health, found that 22 percent of those girls who were diagnosed as both ADHD-inattentive and ADHD-impulsive reported at least one attempt at suicide at the 10 year follow-up.
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BOSS uses the wide-field Sloan telescope located at Apache Point Observatory in New Mexico to map the night sky for data on the spectra of distant objects.
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The emphasis placed on food and food culture is everywhere in Berkeley. Local, sustainable and organic are ideas that have emerged in the last 30 years and that continue to resonate with the residents and the students living in the city. This video series explores why organic and sustainable are
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Last week we covered the UC Board of Regents meeting with a new live blogging technology called ScribbleLive.
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Off the Grid made its Southside debut on the corner of Haste Street and Telegraph Ave. on Thursday, July 12, featuring a variety of food trucks that served up delicious eats to a packed crowd. Highlights from the evening included a very long line for the Creme Brulee truck and
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Spray-paint artist Miguel has been producing urban art on the streets for ten years. He shares some wisdom that he’s learned and reveals how he got started.
The premise of “Ted” starts out simply enough. The loneliest boy in the neighborhood receives an endearingly cute stuffed creature for Christmas, wishes upon a star and finds his teddy bear has come to life. After the initial shock and 10 minutes of TV fame, the bear fits with surprising
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Here at The Daily Californian, we’re constantly seeking new ways to better serve our readers. On Tuesday, we launched a new redesign of our homepage, tailored to present more content above the fold and allow for more customization in the way we feature articles.
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A group of 22 researchers from around the world are warning of imminent and irreversible changes to the Earth’s biosphere resulting from a combination of human population growth, mass consumption and extensive environmental destruction. The researchers’ report, published Thursday in “Nature” magazine, was headed by Anthony Barnosky, professor of integrative
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Saturday’s chocolate and chalk art festival is an annual tradition that showcases eateries along Shattuck Avenue near Vine Street on Berkeley’s north side and offers a chalk art challenge for community members. These are some scenes from the festival.
