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BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 17, 2023

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The names of those who’ve walked away from us are the suspension of our time with them—a time which we can’t separate from ourselves, even if it belongs to a past self.
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The names of those who’ve walked away from us are the suspension of our time with them—a time which we can’t separate from ourselves, even if it belongs to a past self.
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By 8 a.m. I was in the dentist’s chair, / Shaking hands with people in scrubs.
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By 8 a.m. I was in the dentist’s chair, / Shaking hands with people in scrubs.
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The little girl wondered to herself if it was worth it. Was all this pain and labor worth the trouble for a year or two of romance?
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The little girl wondered to herself if it was worth it. Was all this pain and labor worth the trouble for a year or two of romance?
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Letters of Curses (why God, why?). Letters sent to Churches (I guess I’ll trust in Him for Her, sigh). Letters I spied from my little eye (the first letter of her name, on your Spotify).
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Letters of Curses (why God, why?). Letters sent to Churches (I guess I’ll trust in Him for Her, sigh). Letters I spied from my little eye (the first letter of her name, on your Spotify).
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From Caesar’s haunting falsettos to evocative layers of synthesizers, Never Enough is a heavenly culmination of stylistic themes that make Daniel Caesar the artist he is.
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From Caesar’s haunting falsettos to evocative layers of synthesizers, Never Enough is a heavenly culmination of stylistic themes that make Daniel Caesar the artist he is.
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Given its heavy subject matter, “A Good Person” may not seem fit for the faint of heart. But for every graphic depiction of desperation and darkness, Braff surprises his audience with tasteful moments of humor and hope.
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Given its heavy subject matter, “A Good Person” may not seem fit for the faint of heart. But for every graphic depiction of desperation and darkness, Braff surprises his audience with tasteful moments of humor and hope.
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Weezer’s 10th EP, SZNZ: Winter, takes listeners on a seven-song journey of despair, sadness and longing.
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Weezer’s 10th EP, SZNZ: Winter, takes listeners on a seven-song journey of despair, sadness and longing.
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When you disappear, none of us notice until you’re gone. Turning the corner, we make a left and descend the stairs to the parking lot. It’s littered with vehicles, waste and gum on the concrete. Someone is screaming, I don’t know who. Maybe we’re all screaming all at once. 
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When you disappear, none of us notice until you’re gone. Turning the corner, we make a left and descend the stairs to the parking lot. It’s littered with vehicles, waste and gum on the concrete. Someone is screaming, I don’t know who. Maybe we’re all screaming all at once. 
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The rain will stop in two hours — and when it stops, the city will wake up to a sunny sky, clueless about the wet melancholy of the night.
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The rain will stop in two hours — and when it stops, the city will wake up to a sunny sky, clueless about the wet melancholy of the night.
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perhaps you loved me when you brought me your mom’s peach cobbler and I loved you back when I listened to your playlists, even after they weren’t about me anymore 
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perhaps you loved me when you brought me your mom’s peach cobbler and I loved you back when I listened to your playlists, even after they weren’t about me anymore 
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