Which national park you should visit based on your major
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With so many national parks out there, it can be very difficult to choose one to visit. Here’s where to start — based on your major.
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Sleepless in Seattle: A caffeine-fueled travel review with the Clog
Whether you’re a first-time visitor or lucky enough to call this place home, Seattle has a little something to offer for everybody. Here are a few of the Clog-tested-and-approved things to consider trying next time you’re in Seattle.
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‘Resist/Release’ art show demonstrates what effective political art looks like, what it doesn’t
Last week, self-titled “San Francisco Resistance” groups held a weeklong “Resist-A-Thon” to “recruit, train, and mobilize activists and bring a blue wave to the 2018 midterm elections.”
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Berkeley Beats: Multimedia Staffer Autumn Awbrey takes the spotlight
Take a listen to Multimedia Staffer Autumn Awbrey as she takes to the spotlight with her voice.
Spotify, meet your competition: UC Berkeley student Juliette Mekikian and TREBEL Music
For UC Berkeley junior and art practice major Juliette Mekikian, the history of music mirrors the history of art with a “very beautiful, synchronized” pattern. Both are constantly bending and morphing as the interests and habits of their curators transform from one thing to the next.
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What is painting? For these Mithila artists, ‘Painting Is My Everything’
When Dulari Devi says, “Painting is my everything,” she means it — the practice of art changed her life in a very real and tangible way.
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Barbara Stauffacher Solomon unveils new BAMPFA Art Wall
Barbara Stauffacher Solomon’s newest piece, “Land(e)scape,” is a striking addition to the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (or BAMPFA).
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Hop Along presents elegant cacophony at the Great American Music Hall
For its concert Aug. 8 at the Great American Music Hall, the band began with its most popular song off its newest album Bark Your Head Off, Dog, “How Simple.”
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ART NEVER: How contemporary art ruined my life
I felt guilty for seeing art as a form of escape into some higher, more elite plane of existence instead of just an extension of the life I was already living.
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A day at Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam: 17th-century Dutch master painters
It is the lack of formality that makes us traverse through time and become personally touched by sacred moments of love and commitment from 400 years ago.
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