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Cal women’s swim and dive will always be an elite program, headed by one of the most accomplished coaches in the world, which makes the team extremely capable of putting up elite races day in and day out.
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The Bears are no stranger to COVID-19 complications – they’ve had games against Washington State and Oregon State postponed this season due to outbreaks within those programs.
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When looking at this head-to-head matchup, it is difficult to point out the Dons’ biggest advantage over Cal, as they have so many to choose from.
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I’m the reason I can’t find love, and nothing can convince my stubborn self otherwise. My love language is self-sabotage, and it always seems to best me.
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When you are conscious of someone’s last waking moments, whether it be a person or a pet, you become suffocated by the distance.
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The internet was the perfect escape from my social anxiety. Omegle, an online chatroom for “meeting strangers and making new friends,” was where I lived.
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The only reason we haven’t come to a collective solution is that those who create our legislative solutions benefit from gerrymandering.
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My mother always told me, “Democrats are the good guys and Republicans are the bad ones.” I quickly learned this was just her simplification of the truth.
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I viewed the West Coast as this social wonderland full of drugs, parties and sex, too foreign and intimate for a Southern gauche preteen to embrace.
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UC Berkeley School of Law held a virtual campus conversation Monday on the relationship between race and the criminal justice system.
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