ASPIRE to RISE conference plug/blog/just read it, ok? by Nina Smirnov
This Saturday, April 27, RISE (Rising Immigrant Scholars through Education is pairing with ASPIRE to hold their annual conference meant to disperse information and resources on undocumented issues. Being a … Continue reading
In Search of an Auteur
By: Zane Four In professor Linda Rugg’s course on the films of Ingmar Bergman, we study the director as if he were an author, noting interconnected themes, ideas, and techniques … Continue reading
Bonny Doon, Santa Cruz, and Berkeley’s Intercampus Visitor Program
By: Zane Four It takes a little less than two hours to drive to Santa Cruz from Berkeley. One need only take Interstate 880 to California Highway 17. Now, add … Continue reading
Some thought for food
By: Chris Habash People need to eat healthier. Though it’s hard to believe, the U.S. of A. is sporting more and more overweight civilians than ever before and the percentages … Continue reading
How Colors Matter: Same Degree, Unequal Opportunities
By: Pisacha Wichianchan Whether you realize it or not, we are more than half way done with the spring semester at Cal. For the majority of us (specifically, three-fourths of … Continue reading
A BART to Remember
By Tina Nguyen The Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BART for short) has five lines and forty-four stations, spanning from Richmond to Pittsburg, Fremont, and San Francisco. Although at first … Continue reading
“Yeah, but the Book was Better than the Movie”
By: Stephanie Swide “Eh, the book was better…” These four words haunt the premier of every film adaptation of any much loved novel. Those who’ve read the book, clung to … Continue reading
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