New podcast: Death 101 — Jessica Zitter talks about the realities of dying
Highland Hospital's Zitter challenges us to address the End-of-Life Conveyor Belt where the dying are intubated, catheterized, and die attached to machines.
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At BAMPFA, a classic Soviet film is followed by Russian dinner with a twist
A screening of 'Alexander Nevsky' with a Russian film expert was paired with a four-course dinner at Babette as part of BAMPFA's ongoing Film-to-Table series.
Berkeley filmmaker examines 1968 strike at San Francisco State College
The filmmakers Abby Ginzberg and Frank Dawson said the 1968 strike was a result of students demanding more say in their lives. They see parallels with today's increasing activism.
Video: Family, friends gather at vigil for Kelli Zachery, who died in traffic collision
After meeting at her father's Southwest Berkeley home, the group walked across the street to San Pablo Park to remember the 27-year-old who was on the way to work when she died.
The beautiful sounds of blackness in Berkeley
For Black History Month, venues around Berkeley will be presenting an amazing array of music.
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In Berkeley: NatGeo Society photography fellow talks about his breathtaking new book
Before his Feb. 1 appearance at the David Brower Center, we talked to Joe Riis, as well as a contributor to his new book, UC Berkeley's Arthur Middleton.
Do Nazis have free-speech rights? A UC Berkeley panel digs in
Touching on when Nazis marched in Skokie, a panel discussed whether far-right activists, like Milo Yiannopoulos, should be banned or allowed on campus.
The It List: Five things to do in Berkeley, weekend of Jan. 26-28
Shakespeare, Ibsen, Chinese acrobats, Zulu singing, and Cal water polo. Plenty of choice for your weekend entertainment.
The It List: Five things to do in Berkeley, weekend of Jan. 12-15
Roots music with free coffee, up-tempo traditional jazz, a capella, Colombian documentaries and a rousing community King Day celebration – all this weekend.
In new podcast, Joan Williams explains why we’re clueless about class
At Berkeleyside's 2017 Uncharted Festival, the law professor delivered some hard truths about class bias and friction, and how it relates to our current political landscape.
