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BERKELEY'S NEWS • JUNE 03, 2023

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In its booze-addled worship of cinema, “Babylon” loses sight of its north star, turning a story about the victims of excess into excess itself and becoming spectacularly tone deaf to the context surrounding it.
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In its booze-addled worship of cinema, “Babylon” loses sight of its north star, turning a story about the victims of excess into excess itself and becoming spectacularly tone deaf to the context surrounding it.
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As of Dec. 31, Walter will have spent six years of his life as a UC Berkeley lecturer, yet every semester could be his last.
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As of Dec. 31, Walter will have spent six years of his life as a UC Berkeley lecturer, yet every semester could be his last.
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I’ve never thought of my hometown as erotic, but fantasy is baked into the concrete. At parties, the mythos of Hollywood subsumed me, and it wasn’t hard to play the ingénue.
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I’ve never thought of my hometown as erotic, but fantasy is baked into the concrete. At parties, the mythos of Hollywood subsumed me, and it wasn’t hard to play the ingénue.
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As the 2022 spring/summer couture fashion shows come to a close, we’ve highlighted three noteworthy couture collections to inspire your spring attire and put a pep in your spring step.
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As the 2022 spring/summer couture fashion shows come to a close, we’ve highlighted three noteworthy couture collections to inspire your spring attire and put a pep in your spring step.
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From unrealistic circumstances to a hasty ending, the film fails to distinguish itself from other derivative action movies.
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From unrealistic circumstances to a hasty ending, the film fails to distinguish itself from other derivative action movies.
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Many of us grew up watching movies and TV shows like Gossip Girl, Gilmore Girls or Legally Blonde that painted a romanticized picture of life at college.
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Many of us grew up watching movies and TV shows like Gossip Girl, Gilmore Girls or Legally Blonde that painted a romanticized picture of life at college.
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Save the righteous fury for the nominations that actually lay the terrain for awards season, and watch the Globes with a hefty glass of wine in hand.
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Save the righteous fury for the nominations that actually lay the terrain for awards season, and watch the Globes with a hefty glass of wine in hand.
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Having neurotypical people represent neurodiverse roles feels belittling to me. It reduces something so complicated, so nuanced, so weird and beautiful, into a personality trait. Suggesting that autism is a definitive personality trait that anyone can portray, even if they aren’t autistic, isn’t authentic representation.
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Having neurotypical people represent neurodiverse roles feels belittling to me. It reduces something so complicated, so nuanced, so weird and beautiful, into a personality trait. Suggesting that autism is a definitive personality trait that anyone can portray, even if they aren’t autistic, isn’t authentic representation.
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I viewed the West Coast as this social wonderland full of drugs, parties and sex, too foreign and intimate for a Southern gauche preteen to embrace.
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I viewed the West Coast as this social wonderland full of drugs, parties and sex, too foreign and intimate for a Southern gauche preteen to embrace.
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