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Harold’s soul is a building block of Berkeley. It’s even published among us at The Daily Californian. Adler recalls, “I shot for the Daily Cal a really long time ago, like in the ‘90s or something like ‘71.” It might make one wonder, what spaces does one’s soul find refuge in?

The Daily Californian sat down to interview Coye Cheshire, a sociological social psychologist and professor at the UC Berkeley School of Information.

The difficulty of breaking into a new city is a well-shared sentiment, regardless of where you are in your life. But, fortune tends to favor the brave, and I’d like to encourage everyone to venture out to unfamiliarity (really good pasta is waiting for you).

Whether you’re planning out your Halloween costume or organizing a scary movie night with your friends, taking the ultimate picture is something you should definitely add to your to do list.

These carefree and instantaneous moments remind us that life is more than the troubles we’re currently enduring and the better times — just like the final shots we waited so long for — will come in due time. 

Though the city’s beauty has become a tourist attraction in recent years, I would say the true beauty emerges only if one surrenders to the city.

With the help of two of The Daily Californian's very own photographers, I've come up with some tips on how my friends can take better pictures of me and vice-versa!