A walk to remember
I thought I would have more time to say goodbye to Berkeley in the only way I know how — a long walk around the city and campus.
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Developer pulls out of plans for contentious 18-story Downtown high-rise
The developer who proposed to transform the lot at 2211 Harold Way into an 18-story high-rise, which has stirred up opposition among some Berkeley residents, pulled out of its contract last week.
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Picks of the Week: Good music, good movies and goodbyes for the end of the semester
Throughout it all, I’ve been working tirelessly to keep you updated on all things arts and entertainment, and I will continue to do so until the bitter end.
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Picks of the Week: Jonas Brothers, Carly Rae Jepsen and other celebrities kicking off the start of March
Welcome to March! The month of my birthday, St. Patrick’s Day and March Madness (which I don’t follow, but would assume is also in March given the name).
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Picks of the Week: Have a happy, spooky Halloween, and other things to do this week
Halloween is just around the corner, and I just read this article by The New York Times about a Harry Potter-themed exhibition by the New-York Historical Society. So today, I’m in the mood to learn more about owls.
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Picks of the Week: Beat the back-to-school blues with blockbusters, baby birds and beyond
I don’t know about you, but I’m excited for UC Berkeley classes to start back up this Wednesday. But first, there are two days left of summer break, and I plan to make the most of them.
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Time to venture out: 3 day trips you can make this summer
You’re Berkeley-ed out — you’ve seen enough movies at Shattuck Cinemas, the Big C is too familiar and your spot on Memorial Glade still has imprints from the last time you sat there. So it’s time to venture out.
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Shailene Woodley-led ‘Adrift’ is more than another washed-up narrative
Though “Adrift” does not ever stray too far from the familiar setup of the survival thriller, it manages to find poignancy within this well-known structure.
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Thanks, Pennywise
All Growns Up
I had never been friends with people so different from me. Anything that could go wrong with your roommates had crossed my mind.
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‘Lady Bird,’ Bollywood and beyond: A look at cinematic norms, as revealed in film trailers
I absolutely judge a book by its cover. Equivalently, I judge movies — and the umbrella industry that produces them — by their trailers.
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