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A slam. Claire never thinks to shut the door slowly. It’s just me, you and the sound of your rapid typing permeating the silence. I’m not sure why it feels colder in here. I try to focus on my own work. Painting serenity is harder than you’d think. Serenity? It
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It had become routine by now. I was hardly shocked when the sound of shattered glass woke me. Through half-open eyes, I made out a figure: Simon, at the foot of my bed. His hand lay wearily on the corner of my shelf where a framed photo of me and
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We look back at previous years with content when we feel we have changed, grappled and grown. We feel fulfilled when we’ve had new experiences and made new connections. We embrace newness. At the same time, however, we repeatedly cower from it.
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If you look up the definition of no ragrets in Urban Dictionary, you’ll find the following:
“When you don’t regret anything, not even a letter.”
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In case you haven’t really realized how old you are now, we at the Clog thought we’d share some unsettling reminders that haunt us every day.
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Being a student does carry with it a large mass of responsibilities, and we at the Clog have listed reasons that are undoubtedly legitimate.
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It is a little shocking that one of the most stressful events of dead week did not just happen anywhere in Moffitt — it took place in the Moffitt restroom.
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Over spring break, we suffered a hard loss here in the UC Berkeley community. Our beloved “Overheard at UC Berkeley” Facebook page was removed without prior warning.
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Finding a summer internship is stressful. And the only thing worse than finding a summer internship is finding a summer internship in April.
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It was recently announced that spring break will be canceled. According to local sources, the administration didn’t feel it was necessary.
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