
Stitched
Living in liminality
In the most cliche of ways, I stumbled upon my mum’s film camera in the corner of a closet, tucked among files of old bank statements and dust-covered boxes of memoirs.
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In the most cliche of ways, I stumbled upon my mum’s film camera in the corner of a closet, tucked among files of old bank statements and dust-covered boxes of memoirs.
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From the Aquarium of the Bay to SFMOMA, here’s what I did on a rainy day in SF. We at the Clog hope that you pop by some of these places yourself!
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With the wide range of museum options around the Bay, there’s plenty of opportunities to make a weekend getaway to check out an exhibit or two.
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Before you read any further, open up Spotify or Apple Music or Tidal or whatever service you use to listen to music, and put on “Called Out In The Dark.”
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As the one-year anniversary of the “Ghost Ship” fire approaches, two local journalists who received a Pulitzer Prize for their reporting on the tragedy spoke at UC Berkeley on Friday.
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Don’t lie, we all know that the tourist attractions are secretly amongst the most fun things to do.
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John Marion Letiche, campus professor emeritus of economics, died in his sleep Sept. 5 in Berkeley. He was 98 years old.
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But I did realize that my freshman year of college has marked a start of a significant period in my life — one in which I’ve begun to hear the music that plays behind my dearest memories.
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Live music, a classic film, art exhibits and even a pop-up beer garden are all slated to be highlights for this week.
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Gerson P. Bakar, campus alumnus and Haas School of Business philanthropist, died Monday, according to a campus press release. Bakar was 89 years old.
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