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In Season 2, Episode 8 of the One Golden Moment podcast, Lucy, Max, Joey and Justice talk Cal’s series loss to No. 3 Stanford, reexamine their expectations for that series, discuss how the team’s rotation is taking shape and preview the upcoming duel with Arizona State.
This year, Bon Appétit named Turkey and the Wolf, a funky sandwich shop in the Irish Channel neighborhood of New Orleans, the best new restaurant of 2017.
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There are a number of guidelines for Reading, Review, and Recitation Week (as the study period is formally known) that all professors are required to abide by as part of the Committee on Courses of Instruction (COCI) Handbook.
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Amid the hectic rush from back-to-back classes, sometimes there isn’t time to eat a proper meal, so we’ve made you a list of energy bars to choose from.
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It’s the height of summer, but theaters around the Bay Area are currently resplendent in a wide variety of amazing pictures right now, from tentpole superhero movies to quiet, meditative micro-budget films
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The normalcy of Peter Parker (excellently portrayed by bright-eyed Tom Holland) carries this film and helps create a new blueprint for superhero movies — movies more interested in the lives of all of the people, rather than the spectacle of putting those lives at stake.
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“War” has every right to be confident — it is the best trilogy finale since “Toy Story 3,” maybe even since “The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King.”
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Netflix’s “House of Cards” returns with season 5, and as the presidential race between Underwood and Conway heats up, each delves into their own inner demons.
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Created to be an ode to “lovers of coffee,” this newest addition to Berkeley’s coffee scene is entirely centered on the theme of love.
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At first glance, with its red bricks and louvered shutters, Le Bateau Ivre appears to be a quaint residential building. But upon closer inspection, it’s actually a small French coffeehouse, bar and restaurant. Those who are cultured in cuisine will find delicious pairings in the selection of fine wines and
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