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Hollywood’s continued acceptance of Allen is a testament to just how much the industry will let you get away with if you are a white man with the right kind of capital.
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Mackey had recently returned from a trip to New York, where she visited the Manhattan offices of Guinness World Records in an attempt to register her 23 years of calendars as a new world record.
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The resolution was approved Aug. 27 at the North-American Interfraternity Conference’s annual meeting and requires that its 66 member fraternities implement the policy by Sept. 1, 2019.
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The 17 houses and three apartment complexes in the co-op system are known for the vivid and eclectic murals that cover their walls.
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Garcia differentiates SF Sketchfest from other comedy festivals, such as Clusterfest, not only in terms of its scale, but in terms of its variety.
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John Gibson, a former UC Berkeley student and Cloyne Court co-op resident, sustained irreversible brain damage from a near-fatal drug overdose in 2010. Seven years and $3 million of medical bills later, Gibson died Sunday in hospice care at the age of 28.
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When I started working at The Daily Californian, I was sure that I wanted to be a journalist. I applied to the news department as my second choice, if only because I was afraid I wouldn’t get hired. As a copy editor my first two semesters, I looked longingly at
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On Monday, campus police received reports of two separate burglaries — one worth $1,000 and the other undisclosed — as well as a report of a threatening letter sent to Sproul Hall.
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Writers’ Note: We do not presume to cover all, or even the bulk, of the diversity that exists in the Berkeley Student Cooperatives. It is also important to note that the writers are both BSC members. We are humbled by and grateful to the many contributors to this piece. Maybe
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A hall on the north side of campus plans to open its doors for the first time Aug. 20 to host classes during the upcoming academic year and to encourage innovations in design and engineering.
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