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Having just completed my applications for graduate programs, here are a few things that took me by surprise and that you should be prepared for depending on the program you’re looking into.
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The film’s focus on characters inhabiting the wrong bodies allowed Vaughn and Newton to mine their characters’ different genders and ages for laughs.
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If you are ever in a position to answer or form ice breakers, it may be worth your time to think about creative questions and responses.
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Whether we like it or not, rejection is a necessary fact of life. But we can redefine our reaction to it. We can choose to embrace rejection and let it lift us up, instead of sinking us down.
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Congratulations on landing a behavioral interview! Whether you’ve never completed a behavioral interview before or just want more tips, we’ve answered some frequently asked questions that you may have heading into your interview.
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In episode four, Meghan and Autumn interview Cal students who are celebrating 4/20 on Memorial Glade. Meghan and Autumn report live from the event, and ask high Cal students about their experiences celebrating 4/20, favorite weed products and funny stories about weed.
Get to know Areyon Jolivette, the arts and entertainment columnist for Spring 2019, with a one-on-one interview!
For Mitchy Collins of lovelytheband, music doesn’t follow any logic. Situated in an era of engineerable pop music, where a summer’s top hits can be predicted from the sound patterns of the genre, Collins is an anomaly for his time.
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Unluckily, your inbox is probably filling up with more rejection letters than Nixle alerts. We at the Clog want you to know that you’re not alone.
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What most strikes anyone watching “The Miseducation of Cameron Post” is its abrupt moments of humor, given the film’s melancholy subject matter.
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