Picks of the Week: Dedicated to different forms of love
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For this week, I’ve crafted a schedule that celebrates the diversity of affection, taking inspiration from the ancient Greeks’ seven forms of love.
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New York Times’ ‘Modern Love’ column editor Daniel Jones discusses work, love, Amazon at the Commonwealth Club
As part of an Amazon Studios promotional screening, Jones sat down with Dr. Lucy Kalanithi, a clinical assistant professor at the Stanford School of Medicine, at the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco on Thursday night to discuss the new TV show, the evolution of the column and his take on love.
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Picks of the Week: Love is in the air, and in events taking place in the Bay
So I’m looking forward to The Internet’s new album releasing Friday, “Hive Mind.” Take Monday to catch up on The Internet’s past discography in preparation.
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Three stories, one responsibility: Contribute to what you benefit from
If everyone “forgot” to bring a dish, no one would eat.
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The beginner’s guide to Berkeley street art
Street art has a paramount role in the history and culture of Berkeley. Once disregarded as mere vandalism, street art is now a prestigious field of art.
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A Guide to Modern Dating
I’m not saying I’m an expert on love, but I have had the sex at least once, give or take. So it’s not surprising that my friends are always pestering me, “How’d you even do that?” Until now, I’ve kept my techniques a secret. But because it can get awfully
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Love Don’t Cost a Thing
They met on a sticky September day in Wheeler Hall. He was streaming House of Cards on his computer. She was adding a selfie to her Snapchat story. Heat emanated as the air of an unfinished question lingered between them. The question was, “Is Air Bears down?” The answer was yes.
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Matt Nathanson: THIS MODERN LOVE
Call me a cynic but I tend to shy away from saccharine, fun-sized pop hits. You know, those tracks that fill up radio airwaves with their juvenile rhymes, overuse of “baby”s and “your lips”s and disgustingly generic chords. But surprisingly, I found myself warming up to Matt Nathanson’s Modern Love,
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