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I am tired of the teen movies with characters written as smart and driven getting to choose between a handful of very exclusive and prestigious universities.

Because they have not been cleared to practice together, members of the men’s rowing team must communicate their training to stay on track for the spring racing season.

I saw my friends’ lives like scenes from an early 2000s college movie, the kinds I saw glimpses of in adults’ eyes when they''d tell you, wait for college.

From racing watching tips to essential terminology, here’s my two-tier module breakdown to properly grasp the “art of synchronicity”.

As one of only three teams to advance all four boats to Sunday’s grand finals, the Cal men’s rowing team was one of the premier performers over the weekend.

Ultimately, the consequences fall on the universities themselves for allowing these practices in the first place. The implicated athletic departments shot themselves in the foot through their lack of accountability and inability to comply with their own standards.

We go to great lengths, the ends of the earth (or campus) to find all of our most flex-able assets. But what do we do when all of these assets have been cashed in, you may ask? We keep on keeping on. May we at the Clog present to you: Cal's top-10 "Weird Flexes But Okay."

One game into the new season and Cal men’s basketball is already on the wrong side of history as the Bears fell to Yale, 76-59, in the annual Pac-12 China Game on Friday evening.

Cal got three shots on goal in the first eight minutes alone, displaying a newfound degree of confidence gained from last weekend’s thrilling overtime loss.

My journalism might upset a few stoners, but never did it lead me to see myself, to steal from Ernest Hemingway, dead in the rain.