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During a regular year, The Daily Californian would play The Stanford Daily in a flag football game known as the Ink Bowl before the Big Game. We play for glory and for the X-Acto knife trophy. To continue this long-standing tradition even during a pandemic, we held a joint fundraiser
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The following is a Q&A between Josh Yuen, football beat writer for The Daily Californian, and King Jemison, football columnist for The Stanford Daily.
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We don’t like Stanford. We don’t like the color red. Stanford is our enemy and ex that won’t stop texting us. Stanford is the long line at Caffé Strada.
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Preparing to outbeat the Stanford Daily in a long time rivalry match of flag football, Daily Cal staffers prepare for the final BIG GAME every weekend!!
In the summer of 1933, world-famous physicist Wolfgang Pauli summoned postdoctoral student Felix Bloch to his Zurich office. What are your plans, Felix? he asked, presumably with the grandfatherly air of a concerned mentor. Well, said Bloch, I received a letter from this place named Stanford University. It’s in California.
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While UC Berkeley’s football team might not rival that of Stanford, its newspaper vastly outshines the miserable broadsheet our friends to the south unjustly call a news source. In a stunning feat of cooperation, The Daily Californian and The Stanford Daily produced a single special issue for Saturday’s Big Game.
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The Berkeley native who made it onto Jeopardy! College Championship this week was eliminated in the semifinals Friday night. Matt Olson, 20, graduated from Berkeley High School and now is a sophomore at Stanford University. Soumya Karlamangla is the city news editor.
