guilt

I vaguely imagine the shoes my parents could be walking in one day, the paths they could blaze, the genuine dreams they would be pursuing. But the details are often excluded. It's hard to imagine something that won’t ever exist.

It followed me off the streets and into the sheets, this desire to go along with whatever he said to avoid a disagreement, even at my own expense.

I did, in fact, find myself vulnerably confronting my religion — with a cross dangling above my face, connected to a chain around the neck of a classmate.

Here is why you should prioritize yourself and avoid feelings of guilt this year when you decide not to visit your family.

If you too are facing a disconnection with your identity and belonging in your culture, below is a list of ways to combat these difficult emotions.

The feelings of resentment, anger, guilt and jealousy are uncomfortable, draining and tolling. Nevertheless, they exist. So, what is to be done about them? 

Environmentalists personalize environmental impacts, using them as weapons against the general public. Do you want to avoid this guilt, they ask? Better become a vegan.

The Clog has given you tips on how to get flyered on Sproul and how to avoid the flyers altogether. We've always given the pedestrians of Sproul the upper hand. But, what about the Sproulers?

The show, which opened at Berkeley Repertory’s Peet’s Theatre last weekend, began in the home of an upper-middle-class Black family preparing for a big family dinner. The play took place where most plays seem to: inside the homes of the upper-middle class.

I grew up poor. Mind the language: poor. This term is different from phrases such as “low-income,”