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I'll admit, I’ve fallen victim to the numbing cycle of endless scrolling on more than one occasion. When it comes to browsing Instagram or TikTok, I’m constantly walking a mental tightrope — caught between the desire to stay in the loop and the need to preserve my sanity. The digital abyss is an echo chamber, and walking this tightrope is a precarious balancing act. If we aren’t careful to maintain our equilibrium, it’s all too easy to slip into the anxious embrace of fake dopamine hits and a social media addiction.

The Bears spent their first full weekend back in Haas Pavilion in weeks, starting their stint Friday evening with a tough 0-3 loss against then-No. 16 Georgia Tech, but turned

Professional clown, performance artist and rising fringe comedy superstar Lillian “Lil” Wenker wants to know what makes you tick.

In the first movement, an already cynical melody in the strings grows brutal with discordant woodwind shrieks and primordial rumblings in the low brass. Shostakovich’s shameless temper verges on the

C’s get degrees, but anything other than an A makes me a failure.

As applause erupted, Heagy told fans to carry their energy and passion beyond the venue doors — reminding them that, much like the album’s themes of self-confidence and finding your

Lilly Sayenga is a Los Angelino, a goth anthropologist, an industrial musician and, as of late, The Daily Californian Arts and Entertainment’s department Local Beat Reporter. Last week Sayenga sat down with A&E Deputy Editor Sarina Bell to discuss the department’s newest beat position, the Berkeley music scene and what it’s like to be a bit of a b----.

Cal is preparing for a doubleheader at home this week, facing two unfamiliar ACC opponents: Virginia Tech on Thursday and Virginia on Friday. The Bears currently hold an 11-15 overall record with a 3-11 conference tally.

UC Student Services and Advising Professionals move to unionize in hopes of change being made to better students and themselves.

I want to come to the defense of our third-party voters in this election. We should not be so quick to transform our passionate anxieties into desperate accusations or ways