EECS, data science course staffers put forth ‘final’ contract offer to campus
Weeks of bargaining on wages, fee remissions and hiring levels for academic student employees, or ASEs, in EECS and data science courses have pushed ASEs’ labor union to put forth its “last,” “best” and “final” contract offer to UC Berkeley.
Saruul Amarbayar, a third-year student double majoring in computer science and economics, is running a campaign for ASUC president on the platform of improved student resources and safety.
Step forward’: Bears beat UCLA, lose out to USC as conference play continues
Despite splitting another pair of Pac-12 weekend matches, the Bears looked confident in LA this weekend. Beating UCLA 5-2 and narrowly losing out to USC 4-3, the Bears seem to be righting the ship.
Cal continues to stumble on the road, drops 2 of 3 to Oregon State
The Bears continue to struggle against conference competitors, losing an away series to the Beavers in what could turn out to be a decisive set of games in determining the Pac-12 later this year.
Yuja Wang ardently resuscitates SF Symphony in Rachmaninoff concert
Wang played with the kind of intense virtuosity that felt like she was beating Rachmaninoff to the punch. Her touch was precise and resonant throughout the concerto, and her fingers moved with the quick dexterity of a hummingbird.
‘Lady Gaga #ARTBIRTH’ delivers fashionable camp of monstrous proportions
When not playing up the crowd, Reich bodied the resonances of Gaga’s lower timbers — the roars in “Shallow” (here, the sounds of labor) and the heartache of “Million Reasons,” which cleverly soundtracked the inner monologue of Reich’s reservations about her baby.
The Daily Californian Arts & Entertainment picks for best-dressed at the 2023 Oscars
Before the awards took place, Hollywood’s biggest stars took to the champagne carpet (sorry, red carpet) to show off their outfits from the hottest fashion designers.
Mental health withdrawals: UC Berkeley students should not have to choose
We need a broad, unified response to this issue from the student body to even catch campus’s attention. This is why we are asking each and every student and ally to sign the petition demanding that UC Berkeley support students taking critically needed mental health breaks.
I was lucky enough to have mentors who were able to relieve me from any financial barriers for college, but not all students are as fortunate as I was.
These individuals were born to less-than-ideal circumstances and, rather than being provided with support, were locked away with a punitive intent that rarely rehabilitates.
Spring Break or should I say my salvation? Never has a break been needed so much. With midterms soon coming to a close and carry-ons being packed for the week-long break, I can’t help but picture all the great things I’ll be doing to de-stress during this “vacation”. Here are the things I plan on doing this break in case you need ideas too!