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Since I began working at The Daily Californian as an editor five semesters ago, I’ve come to redefine the meaning of that fateful book as characterizing my love for stories — and for finding the right words to tell mine in.

You've been accepted into the No. 1 public university (on your own merit, we assume). We at the Clog want to give you a BEARy warm welcome to UC Berkeley.

Whether you're deeply committed to a lifelong relationship or you're still trying to decipher every single thing your crush has ever done to figure out if they like you back or not, or you're just in it for the candy and the capitalism, we at the Clog are here to make your Valentine's Day all you've ever dreamed of.

This process, of finding the story within the setting and the “100,000 choices” that have gone into any one of his nearly 50 projects, became the focus of Wiseman’s Thursday evening lecture at the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, or BAMPFA.

I thought I had maybe written a column, but Olivia was the person who convinced me I actually had. She helped me see that what I had written wasn’t just a scrappy collection of silly memories, but something personal and cohesive.

We've been feelin' a little nostalgic lately. With finals right around the corner, the only thing that can cure our blues is "Gilmore Girls."

If you're laughing at our articles, we're clearly not doing our job correctly and such writing will not — and should not — be tolerated.

There was something in you. "Congratulations" is all you needed to see before you started jumping, screaming and, perhaps, crying.

Taken or single and ready to mingle? It honestly doesn’t matter, because we at the Clog will love you forever. Hugs and kisses always.

We're down to watch Janu-Arie continue. Since no one's tired of watching girls cry their fake eyelashes off, will you accept our rose?