Behind the curtains: A brief history of movie theaters
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It’s easy to forget, living in the internet era, how rare watching a movie was for Americans just a little more than a century ago.
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The Daily Californian’s Arts Awards: Television of 2020
With Taylor-Joy’s gazing eyes and sharp wits pounding through the screen, the audience is transported to the front row of her countless intense chess matches. If you ever thought chess was boring, “The Queen’s Gambit” will surely convince you otherwise.
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Scientists study fish scales in hopes of creating penetration-resistant materials
One day, scientists hope to make lightweight, synthetically derived armor and other flexible, penetration-resistant materials — today, they are studying the scales of fish to determine how this can be done.
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‘More than just a workplace’: University Press Books to close after 46 years
A popular bookstore specializing in texts from university presses, University Press Books on Bancroft Way is closing its doors after 46 years.
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Unleash your inner artist: 5 art project ideas for all skill levels to enjoy
Let’s face it: Quarantine is bringing out parts of us that we didn’t even know existed. If you’re bored at home and looking to unleash your creativity, today’s your lucky day! Here are five easy art projects for all skill levels to enjoy.
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How (not) to do livestreamed comedy amid a pandemic
From forgettable to boring to downright awkward, very few comics seemed to hit their marks in the constrained, virtual sets.
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Essential workers continue services amid COVID-19 pandemic
When thinking of essential jobs, people scarcely picture grocery store employees, delivery drivers and gas station attendants, but for the last few weeks, they have been working to ensure communities have the goods and services they need.
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Climate justice groups speak about UC Berkeley’s partnerships on panel
Climate justice student groups discussed UC Berkeley’s involvement in certain industries at an event put on by Carbon Crew on Oct. 29.
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New York Times’ ‘Modern Love’ column editor Daniel Jones discusses work, love, Amazon at the Commonwealth Club
As part of an Amazon Studios promotional screening, Jones sat down with Dr. Lucy Kalanithi, a clinical assistant professor at the Stanford School of Medicine, at the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco on Thursday night to discuss the new TV show, the evolution of the column and his take on love.
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The CSR Giving Tree
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How often do we, by virtue of our job, quantify and incorporate the externalities as drivers of the product development cycle?
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