June | 2004 | New University

Future Talent Shines in The Little Theater

From June 3 to 5, the UCI Department of Film Studies hosted its 12th annual screenwriting festival for the greater campus community to enjoy.

A Juicy New Spot in Irvine

There are many places in Irvine to get a sandwich, but only the Union Street Carvery at Harvard Place Plaza on the corner of Harvard Avenue and Main S

Sports in brief

Erickson Honored by Collegiate Baseball...Won Strives to Qualify for US Open...Hois Captures Singles and Doubles Titles

‘Naked’ Offers A Fresh Look at the Environment

Regular college students may not have time for nature. They may be too busy going to class to notice the trees around them, and they may not be aware

What Have I Gotten Myself Into Now?

From the time I was born in 1984 to now

Travel Europe the Right Way

London, Paris, Rome, Geneva, Prague and Barcelona. These are just a few of the top tourist destinations in Europe, where thousands of people from arou

The Tri Club Picks up the Pace for UCI

Participating in one sport can leave someone with hardly any free time, but what if you participated in three different sports simultaneously? What's

* Letters to the Editor

The New University asks: 'How do you feel about the burning of the Apartheid Wall?' Throughout the past weeks the barrier has been also reported and p

Governor’s Budget Agreement Unfair for Students in the UC System

The agreement made between the Cal State/University of California and and the governor's office is anything but fair and fails to look toward the econ

Generation X is Ignored by Politics Due to Failure to Participate

My generation does not care for itself. We lack real student leadership. Our campus is abound with 'student leadership' activities, but I am not sure

Two-Party System Not Enough

Howard Dean once said, 'When you act like Senator Kerry does, he appears to be more like George Bush than he does like a Democrat ... We now see that

Burning of Wall Prevents Cooperation

As most of us are gearing up for finals, getting that summer job, planning out our summer vacations or buying books for summer classes, a majority of

Learning to be a Child Again: Saying Goodbye to UCI

On May 18, 2004, Arizona Diamondbacks ace Randy Johnson, at the tender age of 40 years and seven months, pitched a perfect game against the Atlanta Br

Harry Potter: Box Office Wizard

I was one among the hundreds people who filled the three 12:01 a.m. showings of 'Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban,' at The Block in Orange the

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