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In order to again assert that they are the No.1 public university and definitely superior to $tanfurd, UC Berkeley has begun plans to launch the Campanile into space. Construction has been under wraps until now. Students can still go up the Campanile but risk being sent up along with the
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Despite the considerable thought that Rougvie has put into the creation of “Gunning For Hits” and its paratextual materials, the first issue disappoints when it should tantalize.
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Labor Day: check. Veterans Day: check. Thanksgiving break: check. We at the Clog have been ticking off our calendars, too. Gear up, Golden Bears, because we’re now in the home stretch of the fall 2018 semester.
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There are few renditions of “An Enemy of the People,” Henrik Ibsen’s revered political drama from 1882, that begin with a soft, acoustic version of “Crazy” by Gnarls Barkley. In Schaubühne’s reimagination of the classic piece, however, not only “Crazy,” but “These Days” and “Wonderwall” were on the setlist as well.
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No one song can capture an entire year, so we decided to make a playlist for each of the four years you’ll experience here at UC Berkeley.
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That’s exactly what Raf Simons did at Calvin Klein when he incorporated UC Berkeley logos into his latest collection, CALVIN KLEIN 205W39NYC.
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Bad Witch follows in the footsteps of its trilogy-mates in recreating the recognizable aggression of earlier albums such as Broken and The Downward Spiral, but it also noticeably flares into a life of its own
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We’ve decided to compile you a playlist to capture the unique feeling of a summer getaway, whether or not you’re actually getting away.
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Whether this is your first Pride Month or you’ve been celebrating since your infancy, June is a great time to promote and consume queer content.
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Bay’s sophomore studio album, Electric Light, is far more energetic, heavily produced and genre-traversing than Chaos and the Calm.
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