Not by chance, but by intention: Capturing truths with Songwriting at Berkeley Kenneth Zhang April 19, 2017 Columns and Opinions, Interview, News If you find yourself in Dwinelle Hall on a Wednesday night in need of refuge from an endless deluge of midterms, problem sets, and essays, I suggest you make your way to the second floor. Follow the sweet sound...
Alive Inside Vivian Chen April 26, 2016 Columns and Opinions, Film When I came here, I lost all of my music. My world became this facility. After eight years of being here, I finally had the opportunity to get my music… And all of a sudden, vistas which I thought were closed...
Down a rabbit hole: the state of critique Joanna Jiang April 18, 2016 Columns and Opinions Three years later, more than 100 critiques penned, and more edited, a founding B-Sider reflects on what compels her to write what she does. Critics -- especially art critics -- get a bad rap. They dabble (or...