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Life was simple — I had less thinking to do, less responsibilities to worry about. For a moment, those memories of the past feel relieving to reminisce about.

With our colorful Google calendars, the evening following our time commitments does not have to be equally hectic.

Sure, it’s great to understand the process of government first-hand, but to actually be a part of it? It’s both a grueling and rewarding task.

He had internalized the Campanile’s striking by now, his heartbeat had synchronized with it.

Summer also meant being away from home, having to deal with college applications or courses, having to interact with people I’d usually never interact with and dealing with a lot of situations that I generally like to avoid. Although I continued to love the beautiful weather and the thrill of traveling, I quickly began to long for my more ordinary day-to-day life.

Many aspects of our lives are still filled with uncertainty right now, but one thing’s for sure — this packaged content is bound to brighten your summer!

If you’re like me and your summer is looking pretty dry, consider some of these short-term goals that might help you maintain some self-discipline.

It doesn’t matter what you're rejected by: a person, a school, or an internship. Being rejected sucks, but you shouldn't let those feelings bring you down.

Regardless of how disorganized you are with your room, classes or your inbox, something you'll want to stay organized for is job hunting.

Here are some UC Berkeley resources and professional tips to help navigate internship and job recruiting if you're a junior.