The Regrettes show sweet, childlike sides of romance on ‘How Do You Love?’
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A 44-minute piece of unrequited poetry released Aug. 9, the album shows a delicate side of the Los Angeles punk rock band.
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Love, language and cigarettes
Off the Beat
Platonic love is a slow, sustained burn with bright flashes of color, like throwing salts into a fire. By necessity or otherwise, I think queer people have always known this
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Curves are full of surprises
In My Size
While I sat in my class, the words “men only laugh at curvy girls” replayed in my head. I imagined Hector was laughing at my body with his friends all this time. I tried to hold back my tears, thinking he only walked me to my class out of pity.
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The Clog’s February book-et list
We at the Clog have crafted the perfect February book bucket list for you, full of the women authors we adore, so pick your jam and cuddle up while the rain is coming down!
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BearTalk: Valentine’s Day edition part II
Watch as Daily Cal staffer Talia Lichtstein investigates how much people really know about their fellow golden bears.
Editor’s Note: Valentine’s Day 2019
Whether you’re deeply committed to a lifelong relationship or you’re still trying to decipher every single thing your crush has ever done to figure out if they like you back or not, or you’re just in it for the candy and the capitalism, we at the Clog are here to make your Valentine’s Day all you’ve ever dreamed of.
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BearTalk: Valentine’s Day edition
Watch as Daily Cal staffer Michelle Brice ventures to the glade to ask some hard-hitting Valentine’s Day questions.
With Fox Theater show, The Internet brings Oakland to its living room
It’s not very often that you see an orange couch and a coffee table on a concert hall stage. Yet, as R&B group The Internet performed a casual and intimate performance Oct. 22 at the Fox Theater, the living room furniture couldn’t have been a better fit.
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Rejjie Snow is a dream, but his Brick and Mortar show was very real
It was a Tuesday night in San Francisco, and as Rejjie Snow walked onto the stage, clad in a green sweatsuit and black beanie, the night’s dreamlike quality intensified.
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Author Renee Linnell talks self-love, bringing memoir to life
With her freshly published memoir named “The Burn Zone,” it would be easy to interpret Renee Linnell at the surface level: author and cult survivor, a woman still burning the bridges connecting her the University of Mysticism.
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