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Russell exited the field and Elliot was called upon to enter the game. At long last, Elliot ultimately got the 7s play experience he had dreamt of in matches against Santa Clara and Arizona State, and Russell finally got to see his brother compete in rugby 7s play on the same collegiate team.
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When Valentine’s Day comes to mind, people usually think of a variety of things: romance, candlelit dinners, terribly cheesy cards and, of course, decadent candy boxes. While some of these things may seem to be exclusively dependent on your relationship status (but then again, who said you can’t treat yourself
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Studying abroad is a sure-fire way of enriching your college experience and expanding your horizons. Below are some shots of Daily Cal staff members enjoying their own times abroad!
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Deciding to spend a semester or summer abroad is a big deal — it takes a lot of careful deliberating and planning.
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June 21, 2002: I was a 7-year-old kid then, watching the quarterfinal between England and Brazil at the FIFA World Cup. The Three Lions had gone up thanks to a Michael Owen goal but the Brazilians equalized through Rivaldo. England had been dominating the match, and then it happened. I
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“I don’t know why people idolize athletes. I find it stupid for people to look up to them,” said a close friend once when we were having a casual debate on the toughest sports. I unsurprisingly was outraged at this comment. For a person who loves sports, that comment was
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As Novak Djokovic sealed his third major title of the year and went on his victory lap at the Arthur Ashe stadium, he locked eyes with his friend, actor Gerard Butler, and screamed, “This is Sparta.” That famous dialogue from the film “300” explains Djokovic’s place in the tennis world
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On July 4, I stepped out of St. Pancras train station and into my storybook land. I was one of those kids who grew up with a weird obsession with England. I was raised on a diet of British fantasy novels by Roald Dahl and Eva Ibbotson. I pretended to be
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Animals with vertical pupils are more likely to be predators, while those with horizontal pupils are more likely to be herbivorous prey, according to Berkeley researchers.
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The New York Red Bulls II seem to have added a touch of gold to their squad Wednesday, as former Cal men’s soccer standout Stefano Bonomo signed a United Soccer League, or USL, contract with the club after having pursued his professional soccer career in Europe over the past few
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