life

If you thought college basketball in March was mad, you haven’t been paying close enough attention to postseason rugby in April. After some major shakeups in the rest of the bracket, the Cal rugby team now finds itself in a favorable position to clinch another national championship.

It’s that time in life when we are all seriously considering what the future holds. I mean, college is great and all, but what comes next?

While you may not have gotten that dream position you were hoping for, it doesn’t mean that you have to waste the next three months! Get off the couch, put the Ben and Jerry’s back in the freezer for your next breakup and get motivated.

Studying abroad, as anyone who has ever done it will say, is a more rewarding experience that you could ever imagine it to be. There will be highs (many of them) and lows (these will inevitably crop up) throughout your time, but you will be grateful for all of them.

Spring, in any year, is actually host to plenty of gems, both hidden and right in front of our faces.

It’s a perfectly serviceable and enjoyable suspense flick. The problem is that we can’t watch it in a vacuum, and the specter of “Alien” haunts the film.

At the age of 3, Owen Suskind, a bright, smiling, joyful boy, stopped talking and interacting with the world around him. “It was like someone had kidnapped our son,” his father Ron recounts about Owen’s autism diagnosis in the newest documentary from director Roger Ross Williams. The Oscar-nominated film “Life, Animated” follows the Suskind family and its unique way of communicating with their son — Disney animated films.