Quarantine and relationships: Hard to hold on, harder to let go

Sometimes, letting go is necessar to improve the most important relationship of our lives — the one we have with ourselves.
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Sometimes, letting go is necessar to improve the most important relationship of our lives — the one we have with ourselves.
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My life is spent constantly chasing after the elusive “next best moment” — a moment that wouldn’t ever satisfy me, even if I caught it.
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When you’re forced to put away your phone for two hours and focus on strangers inhabiting a different world, the fear that life might be slipping through your fingers fades into the background.
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From gardening to baking bread, quarantine has left folks with ample time to pick up hobbies. College students have been no exception. Here’s a look at two students — a 3D-printing guru and an aspiring Bay Area rapper — and the pastimes they’ve developed since the onset of the pandemic.
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As unforgiving and upsetting this last year was, we’re not here to dwell on all the would-have-beens. Here are some of the best things that 2020 gave us.
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Within the first few days back on the court, during the low-intensity practice stage, the coaches came up with ways to allow players to get their “sand legs” into shape, including sand shuffling.
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Four years ago, my parents decided to get my little sister a Yorkie puppy for Christmas. Although I love her, I must admit, she is a bully.
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Spending an eternity social distancing can make previously normal things seem strange, and it’s easiest to see that when watching a movie or a TV show.
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Here is a roster of the good that 2020 has produced, as voted on by The Daily Californian’s arts & entertainment staff, all thanks to the passion and dedication of those creating just as much as we’re consuming.
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