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Amid what seems to be nonstop apocalyptic doom descending upon the residents of the populous Bay Area, local authorities and UC Berkeley administrators have agreed to call on Oski, the legendary Firebear.
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In the past two weeks, members of the campus community have reported the presence of ghosts and paranormal activity in Moffitt Library and in classes on Zoom.
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Instead of the campus experience, rising campus sophomore Pen Gwinn is turning to Club Penguin to make connections to the workforce and prove to her parents that she can make it in the real world.
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Despite classes now occurring online due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the UC Berkeley campus remains a center of higher learning; only, it’s no longer just for people.
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After a particularly competitive year of applications for the Haas School of Business, it seems as though many students who exemplified the perfect candidate were rejected in favor of another demographic of people: Girl Scouts.
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Despite past relationship troubles, Oski has found love through the Berkeley Marriage Pact, a student-made matchmaking service.
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Unfortunately for Rebu Sproul, at the end of winter break, most students come back before school starts — not on the first day of classes.
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Despite only being back for a few weeks now, the Axe has already developed an addiction to the one and only Caffè Strada.
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Just as San Francisco’s fog has earned the name of Karl the Fog, we at the Clog have decided to name Berkeley’s own weather phenomenon Misty the Mist — who just so happens to be a cousin of Karl.
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In the past week, campus staff has received multiple reports of eerie gusts of wind and lurking shadows in the night, Dwinelle Hall being a repeated scene of this paranormal activity.
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