Editor’s note: The edge of 2017
It is during this time that we should reflect and imagine how the pieces of ourselves will impact us in the coming year and beyond.
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What will your New Year’s resolution be?
I won’t be reading a list of resolutions to my relatives. Instead, I’ll tell them the simple truth: My resolution is to change.
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Has Carol Christ kept her promises so far?
Christ inherited a slew of problems, and she has outlined ambitious plans to solve them. Five months in, how much of her ambition has been realized?
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‘Free Speech Week’ yielded hate and debate
The conversation around free speech and hate speech and the role both should and do play on campus is one that needs to be had.
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A year in review: Top news stories for campus, city
The campus saw hundreds of students and faculty members walk out of their classes and assemble on Sproul Plaza for a rally against Trump’s inauguration.
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Photo essay: Seasons of growth define Cal Athletics
Cal athletes were regularly challenged this year but tough seasons and major shake-ups. As a result, the year was replete with both hits and misses.
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Food for thought: Eatery openings, closures this year in Berkeley
With so many sweet and savory developments taking place in 2017, it’s anyone’s game as to what future Berkeley students will be munching on.
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Despite losing record, Bears show signs of life under new coach
But by the end of the season, under new head coach Justin Wilcox, hope had replaced lowly prospects for the season, and the voice of the cynic had been muffled.
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‘DAMN.,’ ‘Sleep Well Beast’ top 2017’s list of best albums
Across all genres, 2017 has seen some new breakouts and returning heavyweights tackle the roiling social and political climate this year has brought — or help us escape it.
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Movies to watch even though they probably won’t win Oscars
Every year, the Academy Awards snub a handful of films lacking the box office returns of “Avatar” or the star power of “Lincoln” — they’re just not “Oscar-worthy.” Yet, such films don’t need the validation of an award, as they’re excellent on their own. Here are seven such films to
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