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Cal Athletics paid for football student-athletes to stay at the Claremont Hotel, and established benefits that provide a Claremont Country Club membership and courtesy vehicle for head football coach Justin Wilcox, while remaining in debt for the retrofitting of California Memorial Stadium.
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Dear game days: Our love was a great one — intense, emotional, and quite often painful. You’ve caused us a lot of physical injuries, from sunburns to inexplicable bruises to debilitating hangovers.
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“I remember every second,” Paylor says. “At first, it was just terror, just sheer terror. It’s like you’re in a nightmare and can’t wake up. I closed my eyes, hit the ground, woke up, opened my eyes and I was paralyzed.”
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Grab your foam finger, purchase your football tickets, and I’ll get you the facts to keep you in the know as this homecoming season kicks off.
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Sure, we might lose. But we might win. As Cal showed on that October night, even the wins that seem distant aren’t out of reach.
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He never ages and he never gives up trying to hit on eligible students. But what are his origins? We at the Clog try to uncover the truth.
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Dozens of families were seen falling asleep at the UC Berkeley spring 2018 general commencement, with some on the verge of collapsing.
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The ceremony began at 10 a.m. as students filed onto the field and were received by cheering supporters, relatives and the traditional “Pomp and Circumstance” graduation march song.
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A study titled “The HayWired Earthquake Scenario” shows the possible effects of a 7.0 magnitude quake on the Hayward Fault line. According to the study, the Hayward Fault is one of the most active faults in the United States, with a major earthquake occurring approximately every 100 to 220 years.
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Campus students pressed Chancellor Carol Christ on issues ranging from the campus’s budget deficit to efforts to increase housing and diversity during an exclusive town hall Wednesday evening.
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