Nicholas Clark

For the two months, I was trying to come to terms with moving back to the Central Valley and being back in my hometown for my senior year. I had called Berkeley home for over a year and the sudden transition to suburbia was jarring to say the least.

UC Berkeley’s hustle culture can be intimidating, overwhelming and somewhat toxic. You can easily fall in the trap of trying to join as many organizations, clubs and classes as you can, which may take a toll on your physical and mental health.

As a huge horror fan, I’d like to believe that I’d survive any situation. If you don’t know yourself, test out your skills and thinking to see if you’d survive a horror movie.

Now that it’s June, one can no longer hide from all the rainbows and corporate-virtue signaling for Pride Month. As someone from the LGBTQ+ community, I wanted to switch it up and give a voice to an underrepresented group: straight men.

These suggestions are generic enough that they’re not specific to any person, but niche enough that people likely don’t already have them.

The word “slay” has made it into our lexicon and people cannot stop saying it, both ironically and unironically. You hear people sprinkle the word in everyday conversations like they're baking a Funfetti cake. However, are you actually slaying? If you’ve never sat down and considered the question, look no further. The Clog has your back with this quiz!

Do I go to the pool? Hit the gym? Stay in front of my AC unit until school starts? Take this quiz to find out what you should do this summer!

The characters did have a good reason to worry about their surroundings and environment: something or someone was going after them. There might be a few people going after me, but they aren’t as spooky as Freddy Kreuger or a cult in an isolated village. I was worrying about turning in my homework on time.

Grab your glitter and take this quiz to determine your “Euphoria” counterpart based on your traits, style and personality.

Everyone is subtly dropping hints on what presents they want. But you might be forgetting the most important person in your life: yourself!