The kids are alright?
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We need not wait for the day that our posterity, all at once, capsizes into a “Black Mirror” episode. We’re already living in one, and it’s on autoplay.
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Reasons why Halloween sucks as an adult
You’re no longer a kid anymore, and Halloween just isn’t what it used to be.
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How do you like your eggs, fried or fertilized?
The fact that I’ve had sex with many people besides my one and only “daddy” shouldn’t be the litmus test for parenthood.
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3 UC Berkeley students sworn onto city commissions
The city of Berkeley appointed three UC Berkeley students to city commissions Monday through a student empowerment campaign between UC Berkeley student groups and Councilmember Kriss Worthington.
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How to handle kids if you don’t like them
The number one problem people who dislike kids face is that the kids like them. How do you deal with a kid that actually likes you?
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Future dads from UC Berkeley based on their majors
We at the Clog have decided to use this opportunity to look into the future and see the possible dads coming out of this generation of UC Berkeley students.
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City Council will hold special meeting to discuss allocation of funds to community agencies
Berkeley City Council and Mayor Tom Bates will discuss divvying up of a pot of money among a number of agencies primarily serving the homeless and youth in a special meeting Tuesday evening.
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Poem: The Schoolyard
Callused palms, and grass-stained elbows. Their cheeks flushed with afternoon play. My heart jolts in my chest at the sound of pierced screams, before I look up to see them laughing. They tug and swing on shined monkey-bars, daring each other to kiss the girl next to them. I
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UC Berkeley students are secretly infants
We sat down to think about it one day and realized we college students are pretty much just bigger versions of babies. Here are eight ways in which we never actually grew up, changed or matured. 1. Irregular sleep schedule. Going to bed at 2 p.m. and then waking up at 1 a.m.
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Study break: revisiting your childhood favorite cartoons as a “grown-up”
As you flip to the next dense page of your Chaucer reading or stare blankly at your problem set for the umpteenth hour in a row, sometimes you can’t help but want to curl up into a ball, cradling a stuffed animal and swaddled in a blanket. It’s not a
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