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“Defying the Narrative: Contemporary Art from West and Southern Africa,” which opened this past Saturday, showcases the widely varied works of 14 artists hailing from a range of African countries.
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We’ve compiled a list of what we think are some of the best movies that are set in a workplace, and maybe some of them will give you the kick you need to keep it going during those eight-hour shifts.
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Even with these benefits of larger firms in mind, smaller and less prominent companies can generate superior internship experiences by providing more impactful work, greater internal exposure and more overall mobility.
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My journalism might upset a few stoners, but never did it lead me to see myself, to steal from Ernest Hemingway, dead in the rain.
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As temperatures rise, our productivity drops, and it becomes harder and harder to get things done when all you want to do is kick back and soak in the sun.
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I love you, Westchester. I may have left for bigger places and Bay Area snobs, but you’ll always be No. 1 in my heart. Don’t forget me while I’m gone.
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Anybody who uses the Discover Weekly feature on Spotify will be familiar with the bizarre feeling of not only having their diary read out loud.
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Normally a confident freshman, Jonah Sproul was found looking extremely distressed in his floor’s lounge this morning by his roommate. They reported that he was pacing and wringing his hands, muttering something about how “maybe he’s not God’s gift to this campus after all.” “I’ll admit, Jonah can be a
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Finding a summer internship is stressful. And the only thing worse than finding a summer internship is finding a summer internship in April.
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UC Berkeley students are challenging the notion that balloons are just for parties — on March 4, Space Technologies at Cal, or STAC, successfully launched a high-altitude balloon, or HAB, 101,000 feet into the stratosphere, conducting one experiment for a Berkeley lab and two experiments for NASA in the process.
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