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From Six Feet Under to Sixty Miles High: Honoring Pets in the Afterlife
Professor Stanley Brandes spends a great deal of time in pet cemeteries—a habit that might be worrisome, were it not integral to his research. The UC Berkeley anthropologist says that changes in pet tombstone inscriptions over the last century reveal that Americans increasingly humanize their furry companions, and in many cases, even consider them members […]
5 Questions for Novelist Rachel Kushner
1. Both your debut novel, Telex from Cuba, and the follow-up, The Flamethrowers, were finalists for the National Book Award. Writers often talk of success as both blessing and curse. What has been your experience? Rachel Kushner: Most things turn out to be both a blessing and a curse, especially those things one doesn’t choose […]
For Pete’s Sake: The Men Who Won Cal’s Sole NCAA Basketball Top Title Remain United
Their hairlines weren’t much thinner; their waistlines weren’t much thicker; and, with few exceptions, it was hard to tell from their appearance that 55 years had passed since these men won Cal’s only NCAA basketball championship in 1959. They returned last May for a joyous two-day reunion in Berkeley: a banquet at the Lafayette Park […]
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