Facing my fear of roller coasters
Tiffany Ho/Staff
I was immediately met with some anxiety knowing I would be forced to go on every single roller coaster there. So, here is my experience facing my fear.
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Take a virtual hike with the Clog: James Irvine Trail
As we head into another month of sheltering in place, finding creative ways to taste what life outdoors was like before the spread of COVID-19 has become the latest feat — whether this means completing a marathon in your backyard, binge-watching travel vlogs or, in my case, watching virtual hikes.
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Saint Motel brings retro cool to Regency Ballroom in San Francisco
The tour, aptly titled “Motion Picture Show,” was full of homages to some of Hollywood’s classics.
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‘Maybe if I just put a beard on my face, people would listen to me’: The Bearded Lady Project premieres at Lawrence Hall of Science
The Bearded Lady Project was started in 2014 by Ellen Currano with the goal of whimsically upending the gender disparity within paleontology.
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Top fictional characters who left their mark on UC Berkeley
Let’s give a hearty “Go Bears” to UC Berkeley’s famous fictional alumni and faculty from some of the most iconic books, movies and television series.
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(Ka)whi he should stay: The King of the North must reign on
The so-called “King of the North” has catapulted Toronto over its previously insurmountable hump, and for once, an entire nation can smell an NBA ring.
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Soundtracks you should listen to while you study for finals
Welcome to the point in the semester where you’re either studying or procrastinating. Here are some soundtracks to listen to while you study.
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Snack pack of stories from behind the concessions counter
Now and Again
This summer, I decided it was time to check off a new box on my list of manic pixie dream girl jobs and apply to work at a movie theater.
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The Force is strong with the Boston Pops Orchestra at the Hearst Greek Theatre tribute to composer John Williams
The Greek Theatre wasn’t exactly packed, but those gathered ranged in age from about six to 60. The tangible pathos of Williams’ work is remarkably legible.
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Boston Pops conductor Keith Lockhart talks John Williams’ legacy before Hearst Greek Theatre concert
Lockhart will be bringing the Boston Pops to the Hearst Greek Theatre on April 21 for a night of tribute to his famed predecessor.
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