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In her response, Christ mourned the victims of the three shootings, offered condolences to those affected and advocated for the UC Berkeley community to stand together against discrimination and gun violence.
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The nine winners of the award from UC Berkeley study a wide variety of research topics that range from detecting radiation emitted after the Big Bang to examining the different ways robots can interact with humans.
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When Sean Spicer walked up to the lectern in front of a crowded Evans Hall lecture room, he was met with a round of applause that took him aback: “that was not the introduction I was expecting but I appreciate it.”
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Historians often characterize Cheney as a notoriously secretive man who purposefully avoided the limelight, which perhaps adds to the challenge of creating an effective movie about him.
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The political statements in 2018’s film, music and television have transcended party lines to make up mass media that compels and entertains, and its creators deserve some recognition.
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“Slow Burn,” a Slate podcast, focuses on political scandals. Season one covered the Watergate scandal of former president Richard Nixon. Season two moves on to Bill Clinton’s impeachment, the ultimate result of his affair with Lewinsky.
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Here my mind rested for a moment on the central question tying Trump, Yiannopoulos and the Capital Gazette together: What do we really think about free speech, and what is threatening it?
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The play is a parodic depiction of the cutthroat, phone-smashing, smarty-pants high finance world that hits a bit closer to home than expected.
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What fans didn’t bank on was that the same ridiculousness that the “Arrested Development” cast so perfectly affected would seep into the actors’ real lives.
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Thus, the answer to “why now?” is both “because forever” and “because a man who bragged about sexually assaulting women was elected president.”
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