Signs that your Zoom app has started developing sentience
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We at the Clog want to prevent apps from coming alive and destroying civilization, so here’s a list of ways to tell if your Zoom has developed sentience.
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Photo essay: Our home on Hearst
At 2483 Hearst Ave. sits Berkeley’s paper of record and independent, student-run newspaper, The Daily Californian. In 2012, the paper moved from the sixth floor of Eshleman Hall to its current home on Hearst Avenue. After nine years in the space and a century and a half in existence, the
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Advertising in the Daily Cal: 50 years in the past to the present
As a senior account executive working in The Daily Calfornian’s sales and advertising department, I’ve found myself increasingly interested in the advertising industry.
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Remembering the roots of our independence
On Saturday, May 15, 1971, a cloud of tear gas poured out of an elevator door into The Daily Californian’s main office, then on the sixth floor of Eshleman Hall.
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‘A hallmark of our paper’: How independence is a double-edged sword
While many members of The Daily Californian’s current and former upper management consider the paper’s independence from UC Berkeley to be a blessing, it is undeniably a double-edged sword.
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Why we need the Daily Cal
Whether you use this paper to check the score of the game you missed, to peruse the platforms of ASUC campaigns or simply to line your litter box, it’s succeeded in fulfilling a purpose.
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‘Initially a challenge’: Spring 2020 editors reflect on remote production
After a year of virtual coverage and production, a few of The Daily Californian’s spring 2020 editors reflect on the transitions and challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as the current state of the newspaper.
Printing since 1871: The Daily Cal celebrates 150 years
The Daily Californian, one of the oldest student newspapers in the country, is celebrating its 150th year of publication. In such a historic moment, we lift our heads from the daily grind to think back on where we came from and how we became what we are today.
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Following life’s lede
Off the Beat
I’ve never viewed my indecisiveness as a positive trait, but it’s given me countless opportunities, one of them journalism.
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You catch more flies with honey
Cal in Color
I wanted to write “Cal in Color” to create real dialogue on what it actually means to be a Black woman at Berkeley, and doing so requires the invocation of uncomfortable radical topics.
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