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Category Archives: The Quad
What do the UC’s principles against intolerance mean for Zionism?
The University of California Board of Regents finally adopted its long-awaited Statement of Principles Against Intolerance last week after much debate. If you followed the news at all during the week-long hiatus between the winter and spring quarters, you’d know that Zionism dominated the conversation. Originally, the Final Report of the Regents Working Group on […]
Second Take: At The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, the magic is in the details
When I was a kid, I wanted to be three things: a superhero, a Pokémon trainer and a wizard. Luckily, muggles like me can finally live one of those dreams. Universal Studios Hollywood’s Wizarding World of Harry Potter, officially opening April 7, is a loving and painstakingly detailed recreation of the “Harry Potter” series. The […]
My weeklong vegan experiment on the Hill
With diets that frequently come and go, we are inundated with a plethora of constantly changing and often conflicting information on what to eat and what not to eat. It’s hard to discern what the optimal diet truly is – even the food pyramid of our childhood is now void. Currently, one of the biggest […]
Coffee Commentary: Noah’s New York Bagels
For this week’s Coffee Commentary, we found someplace a little quieter – Noah’s New York Bagels. Originally a small neighborhood-based store, its delicious bagels have transformed it into a West Coast favorite. With an impressive selection of delicious bagels, spreads, juices and coffees, it might be worth checking out. Bree: Dude, this bagel is so […]
How to deal with stress eating during finals season
One chip. Two chips. Three chips. Then, the whole bag. And maybe a Twix bar, too. I’m sure you can relate. It’s a phenomenon that affects even the best of us – stress eating. You eat because you’re stressed. Then you’re stressed because you eat. I often find myself justifying my eating habits with reasons […]
Lost in Boelter: Finding a purpose
“What career do you want to pursue?” I’ve had my fair share of being on the receiving end of that question. But of all my countless encounters with it, one incident in particular stands out in mind. Two years back, I was speaking to my friend’s dad when he asked me about my career plans. […]