Andy Weir discusses ‘Artemis,’ algae, Asimov in book talk
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Tuesday’s talk covered everything from the nutritional value of algae to Weir’s hobbies of mixology, woodworking and board games.
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The Daily Californian Arts Awards: Television of 2017
Whether on our laptops or in our living rooms, television has always been a space of escape, in which our ideologies are reflected back to us.
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Memoir of a literal loser: Everything is missing in action
“I know it’s around here somewhere.” “I swear I just had it…” “I could have sworn I put it right there!”
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Quiz: How to best procrastinate?
In case you didn’t know, summer school started this week. And you know what that means, procrastination is back for a glorious return.
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If TV geniuses were UC Berkeley professors
It’s not a surprise that walking around campus, we’re surrounded by a sea of intellectuals. The brilliance of our campus professors is evident in the designated Nobel laureate parking spaces and casually mentioned awards and grants. As students, we attend lectures with a mix of inspiration from our professors’ passionate
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10 things to binge-watch on Netflix over spring break
Finally, classes are out for a week and you have time to settle in and get reacquainted with your bae. Sure, you could go to the beach or the city. You could max out your credit cards in Cancun or wade through vomit and neon bikinis in Puerto Vallarta. But
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TV Land: I believe in fandom
Lester Butterfill was in the bathroom for the second time that day. This was not uncommon, for Lester dearly loves the porcelain thrones of the restroom. Occasionally, he would sit on one to relax or to take a load off (in the figurative and literal sense). But this time was
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