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When I can’t order my ideas, when they’re bumbling around like the balls in a wire bingo tumbler, I pull on my shoes and go for a run.

Amid ongoing seismic renovations at Moffitt Library, another iconic UC Berkeley building will face drastic changes as part of campus’s “Master Plan” — Evans Hall.

Students reportedly felt worried after seeing freshman Joseph Graves exiting Morrison Hall with “a suspicious amount of enthusiasm for 11 a.m. on a Monday.”

Imagine a world where everyone has the Force — well, everyone at UC Berkeley, that is. Think of all the things we could do with that kind of power!

While today’s UC Berkeley differs drastically from my dad’s, at its heart, the quirkiness is still there. It’s just in places I wasn’t expecting.

With nothing really left to do in quarantine, countless students are taking to their Nintendo Switches and playing the new Animal Crossing game. The variety of fish you can catch inspired us to capture the similar variety of students that go to UC Berkeley.

UC Berkeley’s Instructional Resilience Task Force held a town hall Tuesday for faculty and staff to discuss campus approaches to events like power outages and poor air quality that could disrupt instruction.

Just yesterday, a new shipment of frozen tilapia got shipped to Crossroads to replenish the dining hall supply. Little did the workers know that there was a fluffy feathered stowaway tucked away in one of the cardboard boxes. While no one was watching, the penguin, we’ll call him Oscar, escaped the paper imprisonment and waddled out of the establishment.

The No Limits program served a need and served it with compassion, skill and precision.

Who knows if there are any real ones, but with a place as old as UC Berkeley, there’s got to be some specters about. In the spirit of Halloween, here are some possible ghosts that could be haunting UC Berkeley.