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Category: Columns
Posted inColumns, Features
A bottle is worth a thousand words
Our beer collection is approaching 300 bottles, but it is so much more than just 300 empty glass containers … held within our malty collection is 300 stories. We never get tired of sharing these stories.
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Cozy up with a latte and cronut at Kreuzberg, CA
With autumn in full swing, I suddenly developed an insatiable craving for warm coffee and sugary pastries. As if on cue, my appetite knew it was that time of year again for seasonal drinks and indulgent desserts. My coffee shop of choice: Kreuzberg, CA.
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Arcade Fire drops titanic triumph with ‘Reflektor’
I don’t think Win Butler ever smiles. Nine years after his band gave its earth-shattering debut, Funeral, Arcade Fire’s music hasn’t lost any of its urgency or grave sincerity.
Posted inColumns, Opinion
History will define George W. Bush
George W. Bush will be remembered in history as one of the greatest presidents of all time.
Posted inColumns, Features
Oktoberfest, a celebration to remember
Every now and then, you have to look back and reflect on some of the greatest moments that influenced the person you are today.
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Brewing at home: a guide
The hardest part of anything is starting. Brewing beer is no exception.
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MyThai, affordable for the quality
With the stress of midterms fast approaching and school work piling up, going out to eat was the perfect excuse to take a break. I invited a group of friends to enjoy a warm and filling meal before we dove into another busy week.
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Best Coast’s ‘Fade Away’: beach pop and ennui makes for intriguing combination
Bethany Cosentino can’t understand why anyone would want to live without a view of the Pacific Ocean. The Cali-centric Cosentino made a name for herself by combining the sun of So-Cal beach rock with the brashness of L.A. girl groups to create chunks of fuzzy surf pop infused with the longing of a homesick 20-something girl from the City of Angels.
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Thailand: From the honeymoon stage to home
There are three phases a study abroad student theoretically goes through while abroad: honeymoon, hostility and home. I have been in Thailand for approximately two months, and I can say with a fair amount of certainty that I skipped the hostility phase completely.
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Something’s brewing: The person behind the beer
As we mentioned in this past week’s debut column, our goal is to entertain and inform. This week, we divulge into the world of different types of beer and what makes them unique. On top of that, do you ever wonder what type of person your beer would be?