Looking on the bright side: The best things that came out of 2020
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As unforgiving and upsetting this last year was, we’re not here to dwell on all the would-have-beens. Here are some of the best things that 2020 gave us.
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11 months in memos: A poem
Nov 1, 2020 5:57AM / Wet eyes on the highwayI need to do better. / I need to be better for both of them
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Quiz: Should you move back to Berkeley for spring 2021?
UC Berkeley has announced that our spring semester will be mostly online, meaning that many of us need to decide where we will best succeed academically.
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Get your grub and groove on with this perfect playlist for a feast
I’m sure we’re all excited for delicious holiday meals. With this playlist, you’ll find yourself dancing before, after and in between courses!
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Squash the beef, pass the turkey: Unique ways to stop Thanksgiving fights
Dealing with tension is tough, so we at the Clog are giving you some unconventional tips to squash the tension — or should we say beef — during your (COVID-safe) Thanksgiving dinners!
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My Dadi’s Thanksgivings: A personal essay
Ever since my grandma was put on a ventilator this past August, I’ve been keeping a list of things on my phone to tell her once she comes home. Naive and hopeful, the list initially consisted of a few clipped bullets, hastily written whenever I thought of her.
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‘A month colored in red, orange and brown’: An ode to November
Hearty laughter, petty fights and holiday movies from our childhood in the background all make November a time to look forward to, for the gathering is far more important than the aesthetics of the month.
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Reminiscing classic Zoom stories we can tell for years to come
No matter how accustomed we’ve grown to using Zoom, the first impressions we had of this technology will never fade. Here are 13 funny snippets of Zoom life that I’ll remember for years to come.
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National Happy Cat Month: An open love letter to cats
I used to hate cats. Fortunately, though, the prejudice against these adorable furry babies left my heart when I met my first cat in middle school.
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How quarantine helped me reconnect with my family
The indoor solitude inspired me and my family to self-reflect, to come to terms with hard truths and to revive our connection to one another in a way I never thought I’d see.
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