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At 2483 Hearst Ave. sits Berkeley’s paper of record and independent, student-run newspaper, The Daily Californian. In 2012, the paper moved from the sixth floor of Eshleman Hall to its current home on Hearst Avenue. After nine years in the space and a century and a half in existence, the
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What is a truly once-in-a-lifetime experience and a privilege can be quickly overshadowed by feelings of guilt and melancholy.
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While the math community played a pivotal part in my UC Berkeley experience, joining the Daily Cal defined it.
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The Daily Cal is hiring! Hear from staff to find out why you should join our editorial, business or tech departments.
So here I am, a few days before my 21st birthday, demanding myself to incorporate art into my day and honestly, it’s exhausting. But yesterday, when I arrived at Slim’s and Ezra Collective started dancing on the stage for us, I rediscovered what Balmeo had been saying this whole time.
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The Daily Californian is recruiting for the Spring 2019 semester! More than 20 editorial and business positions are open at apply.dailycal.org. Submit your application by Friday, Feb. 1 at 11:59 p.m. Questions? Attend one of our infosessions or email [email protected] Info Session No. 1: Jan. 28 at 8-9:30 p.m. at
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I was sitting in Portuguese 103 one dreary winter day last semester when it occurred to me — and this thought was not in English, but in the Portuguese-Spanish cocktail pseudo-dialect known as “Portunhol” — that I was, in that moment, a visitor to the Portuguese language.
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Jonathan Gold’s death will continue to be felt for years, as his influence was so thoroughly fundamental to food media — especially in Los Angeles, the city he helped shape and put on the culinary map.
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Right now, journalism may feel like a bumpy, even frightening road, but that does not excuse writers to throw down their pens and scrap their drafts.
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