Castles in the Sky
Doors of Perception
Out of all the books that contributed to the declining health of my eyes, there was one that always stood out to me — Louisa May Alcott’s “Little Women.”
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No, your childhood is not ruined
Doors of Perception
If I could somehow insert a heavy sigh here, I would, because it amazes me how intolerant we still are — it is 2019 and we can’t seem to accept a Black Ariel without it being controversial.
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Stages of being single on Valentine’s Day, as told in GIFs
To stand in solidarity with all those who don’t have a significant other on Valentine’s Day, the Clog has outlined the thoughts that go through the minds of single people on this nauseating day of love.
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‘The Darkest Minds’ can’t seem to understand whether young adults want romance or action
“The Darkest Minds” is another notch in Hollywood’s bedpost of female protagonists who juggle survival in a dystopia with an average teenage love life.
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Picks of the week: Science, Simpsons, (no) scrubs and symphonies
Whether you feel like learning more about scientific discoveries, “The Simpsons” or TLC’s rejection of scrubs, this week’s picks have you covered.
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Final ‘Maze Runner’ entry steps beyond typical bounds of YA dystopian action, despite weak narrative
Surprisingly, Ball took less of a scalpel and more of a chainsaw to the series’ plot, essentially rewriting its middle and streamlining its narrative.
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‘Annabelle: Creation’ provides satisfying, entertaining thrills without moving horror genre forward
Although the film’s tagline claims that “you don’t know the real story,” in a way, anyone remotely familiar with the horror genre — or really any movie with biblical demons — probably does.
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Where to live next year if you can’t find an apartment
Aside from keeping up on your readings and attempting to stay on a consistent sleep schedule, trying to find a place to live next year may be giving you the biggest headache of all. Here in Berkeley, the hunt for an apartment is basically a twisted version of “The Hunger Games.” Along
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148th registration games
You’re sitting in bed, cocooned in your down comforter while watching “The Hunger Games” when a notification pops up in the right-hand corner of your laptop: “Registration tomorrow 8 a.m.” A chill runs down your spine as you recall the last time you fought for a seat in one of
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‘Hunger Games’ film memorabilia on display at Palace of Fine Arts
The Innovation Hangar at the Palace of Fine Arts has been a heart of much of what San Francisco stands for: artistic thinking, creation and, of course, innovation. Since opening in February 2016, the space has received half a million visitors and will surely see a surge this spring as
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