Nico Muhly talks scintillating score of pivotal ‘Pachinko’
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Though writing Korean dramas isn’t exactly Muhly’s niche, his sweeping scores are a testament to his versatility.
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Evading pink capitalism to reclaim pink’s power
Artists such as Nicki Minaj are redefining pink as more than just an aesthetic; it’s a rebellion for equality.
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Kylie Lee Baker’s haunting debut ‘The Keeper of Night’ brings death to life
While the first few chapters are like a whirlwind, packed with fast-moving plot details that the reader must sort out, the rest of the book smoothly travels through Ren’s journey across Japan — there is never a dull moment.
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Bears to dive head-first at Chick-fil-A Invitational
The Bears will dive into competitive territory as they face off against the likes of UCLA, Washington State and host Fresno State this weekend.
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A decade in the making: Valerie Arioto represents Team USA in Olympics
Arioto joined Team USA in 2011. Ten years later, the 2012 Pac-12 Player of the Year got the chance to play for gold with softball back on the Olympic docket.
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Amid rise in scams during COVID-19, caution is crucial for international students
As the caller threatened that my noncompliance could potentially cost me my visa status, I became anxious. Was this a normal procedure that I didn’t know about, like so many other things in the United States?
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Cal men’s soccer signs midfielder Shoei Honda
Head coach Kevin Grimes announced this past Tuesday that Shoei Honda, a 19-year-old midfielder from Sakado, Japan, has signed a National Letter of Intent to play for Cal in the fall.
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Attenborough’s ‘The Year Earth Changed’: Though nature is healing, we’re not necessarily a virus
In “The Year Earth Changed,” animals and people are shot the same — all just different species in the wild, observed from an omniscient perspective.
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Around the world in 80 dates: UC Berkeley students talk dating abroad
In a typical year, more than 1,800 UC Berkeley students apply for a visa, get their passports stamped and move into some small apartment far from Berkeley. Navigating their new surroundings, students often turn to not only Google Maps but also dating apps to orient themselves.
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Foreseeing the unforeseeable: Fortune-telling in a time of uncertainty
My family and I raised our glasses and said a happy chorus of well-wishes to my happy marriage. As it turns out, I’m not, in fact, married.
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