Fall Out Boy’s new album features hip-hop artists
Out Oct. 30, Make America Psycho Again remixes hit tracks such as “Uma Thurman” and “The Kids Aren’t Alright.”
Nutritionist Sharon Palmer discusses her cookbook
Palmer’s new book, Plant-Powered for Life, follows up her previous vegetarian handbook, The Plant-Powered Diet.
Melbourne becomes new home
A week after the last week of classes, I have reached a point where I have lived in Melbourne for so long that life back in sunny Los Angeles seems foreign. I have grown accustomed to looking the wrong way for cars coming down the road, counting my coins to pay four Australian dollars for laundry […]
Berkeley offensive costume ban is laudable
This Halloween, students need to make sure their costumes are respectful.
Memory lane: Macklemore and Ryan Lewis concert is one of the greats
When I was in high school, my guilty pleasure was attending concerts. I had two best friends who were always on board and ready with tickets to come with me to the menagerie of venues. I had probably been to every venue in my hometown of Phoenix more than twice and was always willing to […]
Eight Starbucks “secret” recipes to savor before the semester ends
With only about six weeks left (seriously, how fast has time flown though?!) before classes officially end on Dec. 4, things have been getting extra busy; coursework has been piling up, midterms are in full force and thousand-word documents have been typed up on our laptops. Many of us have probably been pulling all-nighters to […]
Senate’s postponement of vote shows it is losing steam
We’ve talked ourselves to death on diversity. We need action, and we need it now.
Lack of competition makes college expensive
The textbook market is just the latest example of the university monopoly.
Hanging by a thread
When I think of dangling modifiers. I think of a mountain climber on a cliff. His gloved hands grasp loosely on the crude rocks above him. His feet keep him hoisted and stable. But only for now. At any moment, any slip of the hand or cracking rock could send him plummeting down into the […]
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Street vending in Los Angeles should be legalized
With the increase in unemployment, there has been a growing lack of job opportunities in the city of Los Angeles, specifically for low-income, undocumented residents. With fewer opportunities to earn an honest living, low-income undocumented residents significantly depend on street vending to provide for their families. Street vending is an integral part of the city’s […]