Silicon Valley, I’m here to stay
git reset
The misconception of inertia, and the attribution of every single issue in the pandemic tech industry to the microcosm of Silicon Valley, is dangerous.
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Breaking up with my psychiatrist
I have never dealt well with change. My usual response to change is to curl into a ball and cease to function until I finally get used to my new reality.
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Our environmentality
What on Earth
In this way, the environmental movement (aptly) is a grassroots one, fueled by broad public support. Science has spoken; now it’s our turn.
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What’s in a name?
Sex on Tuesday
To me, performing the stereotypical behaviors says “Hi, I’m bisexual,” and once someone sees that, I care more about demonstrating my other traits, which matter to me far more than my sexuality does.
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Constructing a narrative … with supporting columns
Each work in the column was a different piece to a narrative that I didn’t even know existed, one which embraced me and encapsulated a core part of my identity.
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The census consensus
Whether explicitly visible or not, data from the census directly impacts our lives as students in the same way as for residents across the United States.
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The kids are alright?
git reset
We need not wait for the day that our posterity, all at once, capsizes into a “Black Mirror” episode. We’re already living in one, and it’s on autoplay.
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Change runs on Berkeley Time
Bear in Mind
The looming giant of bureaucracy stands in the way of achieving the smallest of goals, whether it be a link on CalCentral or a few sentences on a syllabus.
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Green is the new black
What on Earth
The market in the U.S. demands that everything from their coffee to their clothes be cheap and easy, and environmentalism is not easy.
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We demand a UC Green New Deal
On that day, we rallied for climate action and called for our state and federal government to endorse a Green New Deal. Now, we are demanding our own.
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