‘The grind’ is killing us, one pill at a time
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It’s time to reevaluate the cultures surrounding academics for our own health, and curb the harmful misuse of prescription drugs on the way to our degrees.
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‘So, what exactly are you planning to do with that?’
Cal in Color
For many of us who hail from immigrant backgrounds, we know that one of our parents’ dreams is to have their child’s name bear the prefix of “Dr.”
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UC Berkeley student clubs must address excessive barriers to entry
CAMPUS AFFAIRS: Campus organizations often advertise themselves as “open to all,” but application processes make this unrealistic.
College is a microcosm of the real world, and if we don’t prioritize inclusion on campus, how will we expect to enact change after graduation?
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The results are in: Do college rankings really matter to UC Berkeley students?
UC Berkeley recently topped several different college-ranking charts, once again begging the question: Do all of these rankings really matter? Curious about UC Berkeley students’ answers, the Daily Clog conducted a survey asking current students what they thought about college rankings when they made the decision to become Golden Bears. What follows
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The disappearing family doctor
The idea of the family doctor has long held a nostalgic place in American culture. We find images of this doctor in the paintings of Norman Rockwell, in our Halloween costumes and in our cultural imagination. But it seems like the reality behind these images is disappearing. The general-practice physician
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