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They say there are two sides to every story; I say there are two sides to every city. The New York I encountered this past January was a far cry from the New York I knew in May 2016, but there’s some beauty in that.
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Being in an environment that actively undermines your identity can cause so much angst and dread that the only solution is to escape.
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In high school, I felt alone. I was the only Zoroastrian in my high school and am one out of about 14,000 Zoroastrians in the country.
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Without fear, I finally see sex as what it is: not a big deal.
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I hit the water and emerged with the mother of all wedgies, a mental note to see my chiropractor and, most importantly, the way it felt to surprise myself.
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Cal students from four faith-based student organizations discuss what their faith means to them.
I used to think that the point of religion was to have concrete answers for every abstract question. That kind of thinking only got me so far as the questions I had became more and more complicated. Eventually, I came to see that my Catholic faith’s utility comes not from
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Oh God, Where Art Thou? Oh God, where art Thou? I ask By your side, my son, comes the instant reply Look, for I hold your hand And walk by you all the way. Our steps match as we walk down life’s path Many an obstacle comes my way
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With Berkeley being a hub for all groups of people, the city of Berkeley also offers all types of resources to support people of many religions.
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“Haroon Mirza: The Night Journey,” is a rather dull art installation that nonetheless makes interesting points on storytelling, religion and censorship. British Pakistani multimedia artist Haroon Mirza brings his “custom-built media system” to the Asian Art Museum.
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