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David Romps alleged that BASC faculty rejected his request to invite speaker Dorian Abbot because of Abbot’s social and political beliefs.
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Films depicting sex work have historically taken on a moralizing tone, with sex workers often occupying the center of tragedy — presumably because of the nature of their employment.
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In what is now known as preparation for a successful career in the ASUC, I briefly had a Twitter account where I would post unhinged thoughts.
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The ASUC Senate met Wednesday for a meeting primarily meant to vote on the appointment of campus senior Jacob Dadmun to the Judicial Council.
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On Aug. 26, International Dog Day, Dogs Unchained announced a partnership with Berkeley Animal Care Services to build an outdoor dog park for local shelter dogs in the near future.
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Though the show is not able to capture the same lighthearted humor and complex dynamics, it certainly replicates the original’s endearing nature by utilizing a modern lens to expose the gossip about Manhattan’s elite.
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“Zola,” with all of its potential for insanity, elects for a visually appealing but halting story of a night gone off of the rails.
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By virtue of their platform, influencers can silence dissent and direct their “followers” to do just that: follow them in a unilaterally charted direction.
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In the long run, you might find that making your Instagram carefree and more personal is not only beneficial for your mental health but also a brilliant and candid time capsule to look back on. Instead of seeing a false identity or fictitious version of yourself, you can enjoy the real memories and random pictures that represent who you really are as you scroll through your feed.
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Burrell is already the second four-star player to commit to Cal from the high school class of 2022, following four-star quarterback Justyn Martin.
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