Run for cover: USC’s three-point barrage sinks Cal 88-56
Josh Kahen/Staff
A three-point bombardment from Southern California destroyed Cal as the Trojans nailed fourteen three-pointers to bury the Bears 88-56.
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‘Kitten season’ continues into holidays, according to Berkeley Humane
Kitten season has lingered into the holidays, and this year alone, Berkeley-East Bay Humane Society has found homes for more than 600 kittens.
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How to make the most of your free time this summer
If you’re in Berkeley this summer, it’s time to take advantage of everything the Bay Area has to offer — seize the opportunity to make some memories.
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Glade tunes: A playlist for relaxing in the grass
The perfect summer activity is a carefree, aimless day lounging around on a large, grassy field under intensely sunny weather and the radiance it brings to one’s mood and surroundings.
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Stories we tell
Off the Beat
I was supposed to follow him. But just as Harrison started to crawl through the gap, someone hollered. The grown-ups were after us.
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Rain, Rain, (Don’t) Go Away: Best things about life in the rain
We here at the Clog consider ourselves optimists, glass-half-full-type humans. So, we looked on the bright side (maybe the wrong choice of words … cloudy side?) to see all of the positive things we could find about life in the rain!
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Cal volleyball enters second half of Pac-12 play, sweeps UCLA
Throughout this volleyball season, Cal’s roster has established its potential but has infrequently translated any of its stored energy into action. Yet the Bears’ performance Friday night proved they were finally getting into motion and making use of their potential.
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SWMRS’ Uncool Halloween event exudes genuine love for East Bay, moms, punk rock
On Saturday night, The UC Theatre was transformed into the magical world of Hogwarts, candles hanging from its lofty ceilings and dementors with maws agape floating overhead. Even the notoriously sneaky golden snitch made an appearance. The golden snitch was Cole Becker, SWMRS lead singer.
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Mom’s rules for the internet
Miss Communication
It was a 20-minute drive from my childhood home in San Diego to my middle school one town over. Twenty minutes that my mom never failed to capitalize on. It was the time for her proverbial lectures on the dangers of the world. I was her captive audience, and our
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California must localize agricultural production and eliminate water-intense agriculture
If you can tear your eyes off the ocean while driving up the Pacific Coast Highway from San Diego, you’ll be surprised to a see a pumpkin patch balancing on sandstone bluffs. Drive north through rural Fresno and you’ll pass miles of a vineyard oasis in the dry Central Valley.
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