Passover seder at UC Berkeley’s Gaza solidarity encampment (via twitter)
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Passover seder at UC Berkeley’s Gaza solidarity encampment (via twitter)

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This shingled cottage was designed by Maybeck in 1902 for UC Berkeley English professor Hiram Kellogg. It was originally located on Regent Street in Berkeley but was moved - apparently in sections - to nearby Linden Avenue. The interior of the unfinished redwood creates a feeling of rusticity that is enhanced by an adjacent fig arbor, a highbacked settle near the entry, and symmetrical gabled ceilings for both of the upstairs bedrooms.
The Cottage Book, 1989
HEY FROGGOS I KNOW YOU’RE OUT THERE
Submit your art to the 2026 Berkeley Frog Fest. One of the prizes is a field research trip to survey the Western spadefoot. The award categories include one for “Most frog.” I am not associated with this event in any way I just think there are people on this website who will Want to Know.

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I’m going to college! :D
Update: I got into UCLA too 🫣
The Campanile at my alma mater, UC Berkeley!
I majored in Art History because I love analytical writing, and went to law school and became a lawyer after graduating!
James Baldwin pictured here in 1979 at the steps of UC Berkeley’s Doe Library. (Photo courtesy of the Bancroft Library)