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Do you have one? Are you embarrassed to tell other people that you have one? (Same.) In case you missed it, Tinder is a “dating” app on Android and iOS that involves swiping through photos of people in your area and “Liking” or “Nope”-ing them anonymously. If two people “Like”
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If the only two certainties in life are death and taxes, we’ve got another one to slap onto that list: the increasing competitiveness of getting into college. Everybody seems to hype this up like some apocalyptic asteroid from outer space — and with good reason. A wise high school teacher once
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The daily roundup is a collection of the top stories to read from The Daily Californian. We’ve curated need-to-know articles from all sections of the Daily Cal to give you a quick glimpse at our news coverage. Top headlines to read: “UC Berkeley administrators will not be dismissed from a
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Much to everyone’s dismay, winter vacation has officially ended. After every break, you have to readjust to the lifestyle you lived at school. Spring semester is a rude awakening, and we totally sympathize with the worst parts about back-to-school season. 1) You realize you’re not prepared at all for the
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You already knew this, but the Huffington Post officially announced it. The online news source and blog recently posted an article on the so-called “most interesting places to go to school” — and, of course, UC Berkeley made the list. As the list is “not ranked in any order and
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The daily roundup is a collection of the top stories to read from The Daily Californian. We’ve curated need-to-know articles from all sections of the Daily Cal to give you a quick glimpse at our news coverage. Top headlines to read: “UC President Janet Napolitano took the helm of the
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FYI, Gov. Jerry Brown has officially declared a statewide drought emergency, asking that everyone cut water use by 20 percent. While the rest of the country fights the polar vortex and sub-zero temperatures, let’s work together to battle our unfortunate 70-degree, sunny, dry winter. According to MSN, Berkeley is within
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There is no better way to start off the semester Tuesday than by celebrating National Squirrel Appreciation Day. As if the little creatures don’t get enough attention, the appreciation day — created by wildlife rehabilitator Christy Hargrove — has quickly become our second-favorite holiday. (National Relaxation Day on August 15 is obviously the best.) We’ve
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Happy first day of classes, Bears! Those glorious winter break lazy days are over and it’s time to (reluctantly) put on our thinking caps. To make the transition from nocturnal, sedentary creatures to hardworking, intelligent beings just a little bit easier, we at the Clog have created a game that’ll help
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The last days of winter break are upon us. Soon we’ll all be back in Berkeley and in a few weeks it’ll be like nothing’s changed. In a blink of an eye, midterms will be upon you. And before you know it, you’ll find yourself sitting in a room taking
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