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As the end of the decade fast approaches and every single publication known to man is releasing their “best of the decade” lists, we thought we would take it upon ourselves to put together an eclectic list of the most interesting, exciting and cool things that have happened each year of the past decade here at UC Berkeley.
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Facing the No. 1 and No. 3 teams in the nation back-to-back should be scary for any team, especially for an unranked team such as the Washington State.
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Between the grammatical corrections and point deductions, Madame Lacascade always managed to squeeze in an “excellent sentence” or a coveted “très bien.” Through her own indisputable passion, she instilled in me not only a love of French but one of language itself.
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Natalie Coughlin, 12-time Olympic medalist and campus alumni, spoke about focus and perseverance to a packed room Monday night at a Berkeley Forum Event co-hosted with the Sports Analytics Group at Berkeley.
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A journalist of about 40 years is now sharing his experiences through a different form of writing: playwriting. Chuck Nevius, a recently retired journalist, has pulled his many experiences over the years together to make “The Oakland Raiders, True Crime & Coming of Age in SF.”
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Countries, especially those that are poorer or less developed, struggle to come up with the funds necessary to build the new stadiums and transportation networks that organizational bodies such as FIFA and the International Olympic Committee, or IOC, require.
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On Oct. 12, the Jamaican made his full debut with the club in a friendly against Macarthur South West United. The former sprint champion began his soccer career in style, scoring two goals in 11 minutes in the second half as the Central Coast Mariners romped to a 4-0 win.
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When I was in seventh grade, I watched ABC Family’s “Make It Or Break It” and became obsessed with gymnastics. I was convinced that I could be the next Nastia Liukin or Shawn Johnson — all I needed to do was have a few lessons and I would totally be
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It was the bowl of plain noodles Quah Zheng Wen ate two days before the 2013 Asian Youth Games — his remedy of choice for an untimely bout of stomach flu mere days before the meet.
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Students are confused and are going wild at the thought of missing a full 24 hours to continue to procrastinate on their work.
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