UC Berkeley Symphony Orchestra Concert: UCBSO Performance Report at Hertz Hall

 SooMin Kang (3032680055) Christina Azahar (Section 111) November 9, 2017 Performance Report On Saturday, September 30th from 8 PM to 10 PM, the UC Berkeley Symphony Orchestra (UCBSO) held their first concert in Hertz Hall, at the UC Berkeley campus. The UCBSO consists of various string, brass and woodwind, and percussion instruments and is … Read more

Major Potential Complications of Fracture Fixation

Major Potential Complications of Fracture Fixation Introduction (Jacob): This research report will discuss major potential complications when it comes to fracture fixation. The topics of the essay will be the pathophysiology of the complication, how they are treated and prevented, and the specific relation to fracture fixation along with a description for each disease. Deep … Read more

The Future of Virtual Reality w/ CS1 Reflection: CS1 Lectures Highlight Potential of VR in the Next Decade

 CS1 Reflection and The Future of Virtual Reality CS1 Interesting Lectures One presentation that I found particularly interesting was Professor Glenn Reinman’s lecture, Introduction to Computer Architecture. [4] For as long as I can remember I have loved taking apart toys and broken electronics to see what is inside, but that method would never … Read more

Watch the Appalachian Symphony Orchestra End the Season, Conducted by Melisse Brunet

 This weekend, at the Schaefer Center for the Performing Arts, the Appalachian Symphony Orchestra ended their season with a concert of music by Ludwig van Beethoven, Richard Wagner and John Adams under the baton of conductor Melisse Brunet. Brunet, the French-born conductor, opened the concert with a speech about the longtime favorite, the orchestral … Read more

Can ODD Cause Poor School Performance? Discover How Bart Simpon's Disorders Affects His Learning

 Bart Simpson would be diagnosed with Oppositional Defiant Disorder from his actions towards his family. Oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) is a disorder that is developed in childhood and is portrayed by a pattern of disobedient and hostile behaviors towards adults and authority figures and characterized by displaying irritable and angry moods. Children also display … Read more

The Impact of Wendell Johnson's Monster Study: A Violation of Ethical Research Guidelines

 In 1939, Wendell Johnson conducted a study to determine the cause of a stutter. He reasoned with two significant influencers: genetics and environmental factors. The study is known as the monster study. The study went on to be a major asset to the psychological world, but violated many of the standards ethical guidelines put … Read more

Experience UC Berkeley Symphony's Spectacular Performance at Hertz Hall

 SooMin Kang (3032680055) Christina Azahar (Section 111) November 9, 2017 Performance Report On Saturday, September 30th from 8 PM to 10 PM, the UC Berkeley Symphony Orchestra (UCBSO) held their first concert in Hertz Hall, at the UC Berkeley campus. The UCBSO consists of various string, brass and woodwind, and percussion instruments and is … Read more

The World and Characters of the Grishaverse

 Shadow and Bone Trilogy: Alina Starkov and Mal(yen) Oretsev, two orphans. They grew up in an orphanage run by Duke Keramsov. Now both old enough to be sent into the army, they have to cross the Shadow Fold. The Shadow Fold, a swathe of impenetrable darkness crawling with monsters that feast on human flesh, … Read more

Exploring How the "Right to be Forgotten" Law Works in Practice

 The issue came about during 2010 when Spanish citizen Mario Costeja Gonzales filed against a La Vanguardia newspaper, Google Spain and Google Inc. The individual claimed that a previous auction notice of his repossessed home on Google’s search engine interfered with his privacy rights, because the affair concerning him has been completely resolved for … Read more

“Old Is The New New:” Revisiting and Reviving Classic Fashion Trends

 Old is the New New In most cases, history repeating itself usually isn't something people are not too thrilled about. However, when it comes to fashion trends, repetitiveness is a good thing. Fashion has certainly come a long way from the 60’s-90s of inspiring designs that have shaped our present of clothes. Clothes today … Read more