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Contrary to last year, in which the Bears finished the season against then-No. 4 UCLA and No. 1 Oklahoma, the last three meets this season all include unranked opponents.
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I never felt ashamed of living half of my life in the Midwest, but from the conversations with the many West Coast natives I’ve met while attending UC Berkeley, I often get the sense that maybe I’m supposed to.
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Movies are my own vantage points into the past. Rather than the photo albums my mom meticulously keeps or the half-scribbled-in diaries I sometimes find around my childhood room, movies are access points from which I can tap into my past.
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What I enjoy about onomatopoeia is that even with these variations and differentiations and cross-lingual interpretations, I still can hear where each word is coming from and what it’s trying to express.
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The 2016-17 ASUC Senate convened Wednesday for its final meeting of the year to discuss campus security arrangements in light of potential protests against Ann Coulter, executive office reports and outgoing ASUC President Will Morrow’s return to his home state of Minnesota, among other items.
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After a three-game sweep of Pepperdine in sunny southern California, the Cal baseball team (7-7) is anything but cold. Unfortunately, that means there can’t be a “cold like Minnesota” reference to start off this preview. Despite the lack of a Lil Yachty-esque angle to give this upcoming matchup between the
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When a sports team is on a winning streak, people easily become caught up in the streak itself rather than in the team’s long-term goals. When will it be snapped? Is the team dominating or simply surviving in close games? The talk and focus don’t die down until the streak
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Kal Sastry, a UC Berkeley materials science and engineering professor emeritus remembered for his unique life philosophies and his love for the Berkeley community, died Friday night. He was 74.
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Some people simply call him Will or William, yet others still call him “Spilly Willy” in reference to a particularly embarrassing moment in his past involving him, a pizza, a crowded lunchroom and his untied shoelaces.
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The opening scene of David Zellner’s “Kumiko: The Treasure Hunter” plays like a phantasmal dream sequence woven from an old-fashioned cinephile’s journal entries. Kumiko, played by the captivatingly elusive Rinko Kikuchi, treads along the pathways of a rocky coast, eventually entering a tiny burrowed cave and coming across a boulder.
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