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After brief introductions, my seventh grade teacher started calling roll, and I took it as my cue to be extra attentive, just in case. She would get through the Cs, Es and Gs with relative ease and I would look at all the Annes, Joes and Peters with jealousy at
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Along with pursuing a degree, volunteering and participating in other extracurriculars, a new staple has emerged in recent years for the already overwhelmed college student — the unpaid internship. The emergence of this new entry-level position is coupled with the growth of state and federal laws to regulate it. The
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December might feel like it was only a week ago, but unfortunately for all you Golden Bears out there, our winter hibernations are already over. Before we can ask ourselves, “Didn’t we just finish finals last week?,” the increasing chimes of our Berkeley e-mails are foreshadowing our impending spring semesters. What will
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Facebook. Instagram. Twitter. We constantly update to to show anyone who cares that saliva-inducing pasta we just made, how we made it and with whom we’re eating it. Let’s face it. We all have, at some point, updated our newsfeed with a Valencia-toned photo of the view of Berkeley from the
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Studying abroad provides a rare opportunity to explore the world around you, to adventure, to lose yourself in the moment, to meet new people and maybe, just maybe, become more aware of our understanding of global perspectives in an increasingly interdependent world. But it can be a daunting process even
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Deciding to study abroad can be a complicated process complete with the intimidating task of choosing from more than 40 countries and all that daunting paperwork. Luckily, The Daily Californian had the opportunity to chat with members of the Berkeley Study Abroad office, including Diane Marcus, associate director of marketing, Laura Shanks, publications and production specialist, and Barbara Tassielli, assistant director of advising, via phone and email to answer some of the perplexing questions you might have.
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Before you even had the chance to properly change your calendar from August to September, the first week of fall semester had already come and gone without a warning. Right about now, you might be confused as to how all of this time has passed without your permission or even
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School has just started, and whether you are a new or returning student, you might have noticed the influx of people tabling for their respective clubs and organizations yesterday. If you haven’t noticed, you should probably get your eyes checked. Bleary-eyed and late for class, you really didn’t have enough
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Are you a literary aficionado or in need of a break from reading overexpensive textbooks that hold no interest to you? Are you in need of something to look forward to in the next year? Lucky for you, the Bay Area Book Festival is coming to our very own campus on
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Do you have a burning desire to share a secret you’ve been harboring all semester? Are you dying to tell someone? Anyone? As the semester comes to an end, you can now unleash these secret thoughts on UC Berkeley’s AnonCon Spring 2014 forum on LiveJournal and finally get your secrets
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