Hello, early moon
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Sun — perhaps it’s just me, but I will miss you dearly. The third day of November has just passed and in return it has quieted your light.
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What to do during Berkeley’s strange periods of warm weather
Yes, it’s actually warm in Berkeley. No, it’s not a hallucination. To ensure that you enjoy this shit while it lasts, the Clog has a handy list that’ll help you make the most of Berkeley’s last moments in the sun before the rain hits.
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5 types of sunburns you may be blessed with this 4th of July
Despite slathering on layers and layers of sunscreen, you still find your poor, pasty skin assaulted by the rays of the sun.
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Give me the splendid, silent sun
Here, then, is my last toast to you, Berkeley. For giving to make me glutted and enriched in my soul, for teaching me to treasure the sun so much.
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Clog report: Midterms causing climate change
It was great to leave our sweaters at home, but that shouldn’t distract from the fact that it was unseasonably warm for February.
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Clog report: What the Sun’s been doing when it’s not out
This just in: The sun is out yet again. According to Clog investigators, the sun has made more appearances this past week than it did in all of December.
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Things to know about the 2017 solar eclipse
Still aren’t sure why the eclipse is a big deal? Well, here are some cool facts about this year’s solar eclipse and where you can view it.
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Music and the moon: A playlist for the solar eclipse
To make your eclipse experience that much better, we at the Clog have composed a playlist full of songs to compliment this rare event. Get ready to jam out and have your jaw drop.
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The worst reasons to miss the solar eclipse
To help steer clear of possible obstacles, we at the Clog have listed some of the worst possible scenarios that would cause one to miss the solar eclipse.
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Guide to the solar eclipse
Grab a bag of French Onion Sun Chips and a six-pack of Blue Moons to wash them down this weekend, because for a few minutes today, the sun will finally take a break from searing our eyes.
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