college life

As a huge horror fan, I’d like to believe that I’d survive any situation. If you don’t know yourself, test out your skills and thinking to see if you’d survive a horror movie.

There may have been responsibilities preventing us from simply being kids. Childhoods may come and go but sustaining our inner child doesn’t have to.

Now that I've been going to the library for a few months, I've found that it is extremely beneficial for my wallet, my mental health and even the planet. So, here are some reasons why I love the public library and think you will too.

The Daily Clog has created a list of some of the best study spots around Berkeley so you don't have to compromise sunshine for academics!

It is in this atmosphere of reduction that the sad girl comes in. On TikTok, she may be described as a “Virgin Suicides”/“Bojack Horseman”/Lana Del Rey/“Gone Girl”/Mitski fan. She is ruminative and sad, while enjoying ruminative and sad media.

Whatever it is we’re doing, summer really isn't a break anymore. When we've spent the past ten months working non-stop, we need time off. Risking burnout and mental breakdowns, it's incredibly important to take time and breathe. So, even if we can't take off a few well-deserved months, there are still some ways for us to feel rejuvenated and relaxed this summer.

Although many kids tend to grow out of their diary-writing days, I — on the other hand — still fill most of my nights with pages and pages of entries to this day. Even at 22 years old, I keep a diary within close range, although I have definitely graduated passed puppies and pink feathers.

Recently I found myself without a phone. The past several days I've been getting around experiencing the unexpected highs and lows of no longer being wireless.

The next day, I still hadn’t gotten enough of Ito’s work. So I started to read one of his most popular mangas, called “Uzumaki.” While I had gone in completely blind, I was delighted to find that the story was about something I am truly fascinated with: spirals. 

The ever-winding road of life only allows a couple passengers to stick with you along the way.