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For Rong-Gong Lin II, journalism began as an excuse to ask important people a lot of questions. After almost 18 years of reporting for the Los Angeles Times, however, it has become so much more.
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Jessie Tseng started her Daily Cal career as a designer during her first semester on campus in 2007, and she ascended the ranks of the design department.
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Higgins began her reporting career at the Daily Cal, where she covered wide-ranging topics and worked as an editor in the night department.
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There are plenty of ways for alumni to stay connected with UC Berkeley long after the days of all-nighters in Moffitt. Take this quiz to find out what type of UC Berkeley alum you’ll be after you graduate!
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Despite being stretched to the bone financially, the campus has made an impressive effort to maintain the quality of the education we receive.
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With the start of the fall and midterms season, we at the Clog want you to embrace your inner lazy, procrastinating alter ego. Why not embrace this new rebellious side and take this quiz to find out which famous UC Berkeley alum you’re like.
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Learn about the online department from the manager, Nicole! Applications are open until September 13.
We at the Clog have taken it upon ourselves to educate you on how not to be an obnoxious UC Berkeley alum.
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Whether you had a chance to interact with some of UC Berkeley’s Golden Bears from the golden days or not, you probably have a better idea now of what may be in store for you in the future, based on your observations of UC Berkeley’s alumni this past weekend.
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One thing is for sure: Sports need a mix of athletes and fans to create spirit. Fan loyalty might seem hard to create from the perspective of the athletics department, but I think it can do more to attract students to the stands.
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