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At its Thursday meeting, the BART board considered methods — such as reducing discounts for seniors, people with disabilities and children — to address an anticipated budget shortfall in 2018.
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T hrough the first two-thirds of 2016, the year’s landscape of film was looking absolutely horrendous. No one went out to see the brilliant independent films such as “The Lobster” and “Swiss Army Man,” and a majority of the major blockbusters, such as “Gods of Egypt” and “Independence Day: Resurgence,”
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Some of us are perpetually late. Making it on time anywhere just never seems to happen, even with the buffer zone that is Berkeley time. We can’t blame our tardiness on the traffic every single time though. When at UC Berkeley, there are unique but fairly legitimate reasons why you
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“Y“ou can tell who’s a dancer by what they’re wearing,” declared my Adidas track pants-clad, incredibly agile friend as we sat in front of the studio on the second floor of Eshleman Hall, gazing out onto Lower Sproul. Lower Sproul after 6 p.m, in between the consolidation of dance teams
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It is of extreme importance that the conversation about affirmative action include a conversation about structural racism — both the effects of its historical legacy and an acknowledgement that race is still a salient factor in the lives of American citizens and that unequal access, treatment and representation are still prevalent today.
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On Monday evening, Kuang Li, a campus senior and a former The Daily Californian staffer, was walking alone on the south side of campus when two men in hoodies ran up and surrounded him. Li said one man showed him a handgun and then asked for his wallet, which he handed over.
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If you have ever read a Clog article, you’ve probably encountered the phrase “We at the Clog.” The first time, you might’ve thought it was a little strange. By the 20th time, you may have just assumed it to be a little gimmick that we toss in absentmindedly when we need
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Wednesday’s announcement that Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook’s chief operating officer, will deliver the keynote address at UC Berkeley’s spring 2016 commencement ceremony has generated mixed responses from the campus community.
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Three referenda have been added to the ASUC ballot for students to vote on this April.
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For the first time since 1981, UC Berkeley undergraduate students will be able to take advantage of the resources at the campus Graduate School of Journalism through a summer journalism minor program.
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