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That is why the Daily Clog has compiled a list of some of the best ways to cool off near Berkeley. With many options for different people, here is your guide to staying refreshed this summer!
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The play follows six strangers from different time periods and backgrounds, each seeking to free themselves from personal demons — ranging from socially unacceptable desires to the harsh realities of racism — in a pool that supposedly heals all.
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Although Berkeley’s weather is not quite up to date with summer, there is no doubt that soon, we’ll have the perfect weather to dip our toes in the water.
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Summertime can only be summertime with pools and floaties. We at the Clog want to know: Which animal is your true spirit floaty? Take this quick quiz to find out! Contact Pooja Bale at [email protected] .
With the overwhelming tears from last year’s elections, the ASUC coordinators made sure to accommodate the extra water flow.
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After hearing a few particularly loud calls of “Daddy!” from different members of the audience, Porches frontman Aaron Maine took a pause.
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If all else fails, well … just tell the assistant manager you’re out of options. We’re sure Safeway and its frozen peas and carrots won’t mind.
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Nothing signals the arrival of a long Californian summer like a pool party. At the first opportunity barbecues sizzle, sunscreen is slathered onto resisting children and beers are chilled for the grown-ups. No parties are more meticulously planned than those on the Fourth of July. For my family, the day
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At the pool all those years ago, I felt like I was falling apart on the inside. On the outside, I had to keep it together.
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If you’ve been keeping up with the Olympics, you probably have heard about the “green pool syndrome” that has been plaguing the Rio Olympics. We know the press is saying this color is due to either changes in alkalinity or algae blooms, but we at the Clog have some of
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