The relatable stages of a grocery run

Whether you shop once a week or once a month, getting groceries is quite an experience, and your next grocery run will probably look something like this.
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Whether you shop once a week or once a month, getting groceries is quite an experience, and your next grocery run will probably look something like this.
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Now that we’ve finished the first week of school, let’s reflect on our transition from winter break hibernation to (sort of) determined UC Berkeley student.
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If you’re parched to find out which Trader Joe’s drink you’re most like, be sure to try our quiz and find out. You definitely won’t be disappointed.
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We in Berkeley are all about being green, but wouldn’t it be nice to venture outside of the Whole Foods realm when looking for more earth-friendly items?
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Contrary to popular belief, a college student’s food pyramid shouldn’t consist only of instant ramen, coffee, dining hall food and booze. For those of you who just moved into your first apartment, it’s probably the first time you’ve had to prepare a meal for yourself and (gasp) buy your own groceries.
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For some students, Berkeley isn’t that different from their hometowns. For those of us who hail from cow towns and suburbs, however, living in the city is a totally new experience. We at the Clog know that adjusting to a city can be a wild experience, complete with an ever-changing internal monologue about Berkeley. Here are just 25 of the thoughts we have while contemplating city life.
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We actually enjoy grocery shopping. It’s a very Zen process of wandering down the expansive aisles with a singular task. With no real thinking, it’s a welcome relief from the taxing weekdays. But what is not so Zen is getting to the cash register and seeing a price much higher than you expected
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People always seem to complain about how expensive groceries and other foods bought on campus are. Many students are even willing to make the long and dangerous trek to far-away supermarkets in hopes of saving some real cash, but the question is: Is it worth it? How much of your
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You don’t know what you’ve got ’til it’s gone. Those words never rang more true until we heard that the Safeway on College Avenue closed its doors yesterday, July 8. The grocery store, located on the Berkeley-Oakland border, will stay closed for a year to make way for a newer,
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