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In the month since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Berkeley members have been endlessly organizing to bring the community together and raise humanitarian funds.
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The film’s editorial side is real time chronicling of a no-nonsense investigative crack team that’s as dramatic as Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman in “All the President’s Men.”
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In 1912 my infant grandmother and her family traveled by wagon and train from a remote community in Austria-Hungary to Hamburg, Germany, where they boarded a no-frills passenger ocean liner to the United States. A century later in Brooklyn, I stepped onto the luxury cruise ship Queen Mary 2 for
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“The Nun,” a spin-off of the demon Valak that made its iconic and terrifying debut in “The Conjuring 2,” serves as the prequel to the entire franchise. “The Nun” fails to deliver the same injection of unalloyed thrill that the previous “The Conjuring” films provided.
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Having spent most of the past month watching Europe’s best soccer teams battle it out and hearing aptly named English announcer Ian Darke hilariously hate on his home side, saying things to the effect of “If this shocking result against Iceland holds up, the English players are surely headed home to weeks of national humiliation,” we at the Clog have football on the brain. And to celebrate a rousing and successful Euro 2016, we have compiled a super-team.
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In recent years, about one-fifth of the students attending summer classes at UC Berkeley have hailed from countries beyond the campus’s own.
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