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The University of California banned student governments from boycotting Israel amid pressure from the Trump administration.
“I do a pretty good job of being able to see myself in someone else’s shoes,” Stack-Eaton said. “Really, just building trust, building relationships, and then everything else can happen organically.”
Cal’s quarterback situation is in flux, but the Bears will live and die with one of these three men slinging the rock.
Now without David Reese and Xavier Carlton, the Bears will look to put pressure on the edge with new blood at outside linebacker and defensive end.
Former Cal basketball players Jaylen Brown and Jaylon Tyson have shown different levels of success in the NBA. While Brown has had a successful career, going into his 10th season with the Boston Celtics, his injuries are starting to slow him down, questioning his upcoming role. Comparatively, Tyson has had limited opportunity in playing time with the Cleveland Cavaliers, unable to showcase putting up numbers on the scoreboard.
"Sorry, Baby" writer-director-star Eva Victor sat down with The Daily Californian days out from their film’s theatrical release to talk multitasking, Agnes and their feline co-star.
Ultimately, “M3GAN 2.0” wants to be ambitious without addressing the inevitable political baggage.
If you’re looking for an escape from the real world or just an excuse to turn your brain off for 2 ½ hours, “F1 the Movie” is the movie for you.
Lorde’s unique ability to encapsulate an emotion in all its pain and glory is the driving force behind Virgin.
I think when you are surrounded by people who don’t look like you — and you constantly see them being complimented, pursued and desired — you start to associate desirability and beauty with their appearance instead of your own.
Privilege shows itself when protest becomes performance, when marching becomes less about solidarity and more about virtue signaling.
Lyons finds himself in a high-stakes position, one in which previous university leaders have failed to articulate clear moral convictions when it mattered most.
How fast does a fish disappear? How long does it take to erase all evidence of its life, to turn it into a fillet? What about a human? How to fillet a body and serve it without memory? If a fish can lose its fishness, do we ever lose our humanness?
As the sliding glass doors parted, I made direct eye contact with an old classmate. During junior year, we sat side by side in AP Language and Composition and used to talk daily. But now, just a couple of years later, we passed each other without so much as a nod, a smile, a wave — nothing.
This summer, there are more high schoolers in my class, other students like me doing dual enrollment. We talk before lectures, sit in little clusters during labs and complain together when a question makes no sense. It’s little things: laughing over bad diagrams, helping each other guess through a multiple choice problem, joking about how we totally didn’t study enough for a quiz, but those little things made me feel like I belonged.
Life can be unpredictable and full of setbacks, but you just have to accept it and go with the flow. And sometimes that means being stranded overnight in an airport in Rome.
Some days “getting ready” simply meant putting on a pair of jeans, and other days it meant a full face of makeup. Either way, we both found a correlation between feeling confident in how we looked and our actual performance in day-to-day life.