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Home Cafe caters to the aesthetically inclined, 20-something demographic, with its creative coffee combinations and friendly team of talented baristas. For a fun take on your average cup of joe or maybe just for a new picture to throw up on the ‘gram, Home Cafe may be the next stop on your coffee shop hit list.
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In January 2008 my family moved from Fort Worth, Texas, to Lancaster, California. My dad had gotten a new job, and my little brother and I—at the ripe ages of seven and nine—were in anguish. Our lives were over. We cried a lot, both before and after the move. We
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It feels odd to write my goodbye to Berkeley without having graduated yet. Next semester I will be braving the forces of an East Coast winter and moving to Washington, D.C. as part of the University of California, Washington Center internship program. My job search, much like other areas of
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Making the trek to Moffitt only to find zero seats available is a disappointing situation that we can all relate to as UC Berkeley students. With finals coming up next week, being left without a suitable studying spot is not a viable option. We, at the Clog, have the perfect,
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One thing they don’t tell you about community college — and they don’t tell you much about community college — is that it’s lonely in a very specific way.
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Eckert leans harshly upon a performative element that is simply not there. In this case, this missing link seems to be a plot.
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I remember the first time I returned home during the holiday break of my freshman year. After my mom picked me up from the airport and we drove through the quiet streets of my suburb, my eyes soaked in the monotonous qualities of my hometown that I had bemoaned. There
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The exhibit’s minimal layout and risky dissociation of photographer from photo worked well to create a softly defined world of people, buildings and scenes.
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It is beautiful and binding and intimate when someone you love cares about the art you bring to them or when art you love reminds you of someone you love just as much.
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Growing up someplace makes it easy to forget some of the great things that you love most, which I was reminded of over a weekend trip to southern Taiwan.
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