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Stop Your Valentine’s Day Bitching!
February 13, 2013 | Arielle Schussler | 2 Comments Hey I know you. You're that person that pops other people's bubble gum with a well placed (and hardly hygienic) finger. You smile when small children drop their ice cream cones on the ground. And... you're immune to puppies. Your latest bone to pick? Valentine's Day. Ergh. Blegh. With Read More
Mmmm…Gimme Some of That Hitchcock!
February 6, 2013 | Arielle Schussler Today, I was walking down Bancroft after making a withdrawal from Wells Fargo when something caught my eye and I stopped dead in my tracks. There, staring from the inside of a window was Anthony Perkins, in all of his emotive black-and-white glory. Our eyes met and I pressed my body against the glass, Read More
Beyoncé’s Guide to Life
February 5, 2013 | Erica Hendry Who runs the world? After Sunday, we all know that’s a hypothetical question. China, corporations, oil barons, get in line. The true orchestrator of all global events (besides that octopus that predicted the World Cup, of course) is none other than Sasha Fierce herself. This weekend Beyoncé Read More
How to Have a BA Valentine’s Day
February 5, 2013 | Sydney Johnson It’s February, the month of love! Couples walking hand in hand, drawing hearts in their cappuccinos next to you at the coffee shop, and of course, posting a plethora of happy photos of themselves online. It just makes you so warm and fuzzy inside, doesn’t it? Maybe, but if you’re anything like Read More
How to Win The Bachelor
January 29, 2013 | Erica Hendry Every Monday night for several years now I have been participating in extensive anthropological research. I have observed humans quarantined in an ever-changing laboratory as they exercise their most basic instincts of love, greed, ambition and jealousy. Yes, I am talking about Read More
The Revolution is Already Live
January 28, 2013 | Meg Elison Once upon a time in a place called Berkeley, there was an idea that the people united could take on the government and make a change. It’s hard to pin it on a single moment, because it was a movement of years and years that seemed to happen for a long time and all at once. It happened all over, Read More
A Tip for Student Tippers
January 27, 2013 | Sarah Tang | One Comment "Welcome back, students!" says a sign in the window of a restaurant on Bancroft. The influx of students brings a swell of business for restaurants, especially at the beginning of the semester when we all have time to sit down and catch-up with friends as we wait for food to be served. While we may Read More
