You’ve been distant
Your Secret Admirer
My point is that distance has always been a natural part of our correspondence, the ebb and flow of it as organic as that of ocean tides.
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Calstrology: Finals week horoscopes
Finals week is never easy, but it’s much more difficult online. So here’s a handy dandy guide from the stars to help you ace this difficult week.
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UC Berkeley ranked as 1 of top 20 ‘Coolest Schools’ by Sierra Magazine
UC Berkeley was recently ranked as one of Sierra Magazine’s 2019 top 20 “Coolest Schools” for offering some of the best sustainability-focused courses, eco-friendly infrastructure and environmental engagement.
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In ‘The Natural World,’ Eckert may be home, but we’re not
Eckert leans harshly upon a performative element that is simply not there. In this case, this missing link seems to be a plot.
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Take a break from the city and visit the nature of Twain Harte, California
Like a lot of other people, you probably don’t know where Twain Harte is. Well, we here at the Clog would love to introduce you! If you’re a lover of nature, winding roads and a good small-town feel, Twain Harte is somewhere you might want to book your next Airbnb. After
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A weekend in Santa Cruz
Though Santa Cruz is a small city, remember not to neglect its potential charm, character, and all of its wonderful people.
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Hunting Planet Nine: Graduate students use novel search technique
In 2016, Caltech researchers Michael Brown and Konstantin Batygin proposed evidence for the existence of a new planet, and a search for Planet Nine ensued. In February, campus graduate students Michael Medford and Danny Goldstein introduced a novel search technique.
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The journey north
Reading life closely
In a blur of roadside poppies and mountain sequoias, a tablecloth of California landscape is pulled from underneath my feet, leaving me intact, if a bit wobbly, in Oregon
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Chef Jeremiah Tower, director Lydia Tenaglia discuss new film
Although never trained in the culinary arts, when Jeremiah Tower stepped into Berkeley’s own Chez Panisse in 1972 looking for a job, he was hired on the spot for adding cream and salt to a pot of soup that was boiling in the kitchen. Over the next 20 years, Tower
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Notes from our journals
1.1.16 –Hazel “‘Do, try, be good.’ I hope I can live up to that. That was the best I could come up with, but it’s a solid aspiration. Right?” 1.3.16 –Lizzie “Avocados are nature’s mayonnaise? I was almost more insulted by that comment than when I get called out for
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