1970s

Harold’s soul is a building block of Berkeley. It’s even published among us at The Daily Californian. Adler recalls, “I shot for the Daily Cal a really long time ago, like in the ‘90s or something like ‘71.” It might make one wonder, what spaces does one’s soul find refuge in?

Just as “Almost Famous” is frustrating in its depiction of the music writer as a component of the rock ’n’ roll ecosystem, it also illustrates a key aspect of the 1970s scene: It was full of confusion and hypocrisy, but, for some people, it was life-changing.

After an absence of 50 years, seventies fashion trends are making a definite comeback. Why not give it a whirl - whether you want to don pantsuits, velvet hot pants, silk jumpsuits, bell bottoms, big lapels, hippy skirts, mesh flowing fabric or platforms and big hair.

I know the simple happiness that one obtains today could be once so valuable and dearth — and if misunderstood, one could never fully appreciate the hard work and dedication behind every improvement of life. 

“Music From Another World” deserves a read because of its unique approach to depicting historical queerphobia.

Because of the extensive nature of the theme, we at the Clog are thrilled to witness the different eras that fashion designers will choose to represent.

It’s worth noting that “BlacKkKlansman” is very emphatically not just about Colorado Springs, nor is it just about the 1970s.

I was born in 1994 amid a generation of Nicks — I’m the ‘90s Linda, the millennial Larry, appelatively tied to my generation and doomed to encounter fellow Nicks in my age bracket for the rest of my life.

While there have been many influential artists across all mediums, Native Americans have impacted music more than most people realize.

In what is being billed as Petty’s last time in the bay, he and the Heartbreakers gave a give-it-your-all performance of excellent craftsmanship.