It’s time to retire the notion of a ‘Mickey Mouse ring’

Not all championships are created equal, but that’s always been true; the pandemic didn’t make it so.
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Not all championships are created equal, but that’s always been true; the pandemic didn’t make it so.
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Walking into Dodger Stadium on a warm summer night has to be one of my favorite feelings in the whole world. I love the rush of being with thousands of die-hard fans, yelling and cheering, everyone excited to see the beloved Los Angeles Dodgers. From the overpriced food to the bright splashes of blue scattered everywhere, the atmosphere is unmatchable. I walk into the stadium and suddenly I have an inexplicable sense that I would legitimately die for this team.
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Baseball is slow. And so is progress. But in the words of Kim Ng herself, sometimes, “you just have to keep plowing through.”
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The UC Board of Regents makes decisions that impact every UC student’s life — determining student tuition, approving campus developments, setting the UC system’s budget and more — yet most students across the system do not know who the regents are.
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The Daily Californian’s sports writers share the greatest or most memorable sports moments they have witnessed live.
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There was supposed to be a blackout today. And yesterday. For all I know, there was one. But living in the Unit 2 residence halls, three blocks from campus and the faint murmurs of the powerless residence halls on Durant Avenue, no utility faults have crossed my radar.
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It’s not about the size of the dog in the fight, it’s about the size of the fight in the pup, welcome to the Daily Cal’s shootaround for the MLB playoffs.
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October is here and playoff baseball is back (Oh, thank GOODNESS). The Daily Cal has you covered for the Wild Card and Division Series.
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Two teams composed of men who have probably not slept a wink in the previous nights wait anxiously in the dugouts as they don their jerseys, their battle armor, and prepare for a denouement years in the making.
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I don’t know why I love the Cubs so much. They are consistent losers. Despite the historical mysticism, Wrigley Field is an outdated dump — my first seat at the park was directly behind a large support pole. But I do know that I love my family. I love being in Chicago. I love sitting in my grandfather’s den and watching him angrily storm out. I love Portillos, and I love laughing with my family.
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