Me, my motivation: Our journey through the first week of spring semester
Caragh McErlean/File
Here are the trials and tribulations my motivation and I had to go through during my first week of spring semester, and it was a long week.
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Why it is perfectly OK to drink iced coffee in the winter
After five years of being an avid iced coffee drinker, I will not be shamed for drinking iced coffee in the winter, and I encourage you to try it this winter season!
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A reminder: Don’t skip November
Though it might be exciting to anticipate the upcoming holiday season, there’s no reason to rush and skip November!
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Companies honor health care workers for National Nurses Week
From May 6 to May 12, National Nurses Week is being celebrated by multiple companies across the country, including Chipotle Mexican Grill and Starbucks.
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A ‘frightening time for businesses’: Local employees, organizations face uncertain future amid pandemic
The future of business as usual in Berkeley is far from certain, even with emergency relief available to organizations and people most impacted by the coronavirus. Although the exact rate of job loss in Berkeley is unknown, the numbers are approximately proportional to national unemployment rates.
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Green is the new black
What on Earth
The market in the U.S. demands that everything from their coffee to their clothes be cheap and easy, and environmentalism is not easy.
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Happy 13th birthday to the Daily Clog!
Dear the Daily Clog, happy 13th birthday! Wow, to think it’s been 13 years since you first came into the world and brought to it your unique sense of humor.
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The pros and cons of breaking up
When we considered doing long distance, I was reluctant. I didn’t want us to waste each other’s time in pursuit of an empty “maybe.”
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Berkeley police investigate laptop theft at Downtown Berkeley Starbucks
A laptop theft occurred in a Downtown Berkeley café Wednesday afternoon, according to Berkeley Police Department spokesperson Officer Byron White.
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Research finds unstable schedules may be worse than low wages
A study involving a UC Berkeley researcher, released in the American Sociological Review on Feb. 1, reveals that unpredictable work schedules may hurt workers more than low wages.
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