September | 2004 | New University

News In Brief

UC Regents Raise Minimum GPA Standard to 3.0

Sport In Brief

Parada Is Off To Kings' Camp Irvine, Calif.

Anteaters and Lions End Game in 0-0 Tie

The UCI Women's Soccer team tied with the Loyola Marymount University Lions 0-0 on Friday, Sept. 24. But despite the loss, the Anteater squad seemed m

UCLA Puts UCI Away In The 4th for A 6-4 Win

Saturday night at Anteater Aquatics Center equaled a loss for the UC Irvine Men's Water Polo team against UCLA. The final score was 6-4 with UCLA succ

Not Having An ‘Ideal Body’ Can Help You In The Long Run

I've never been the perfect size for a woman, nor have I maintained the ideal weight for an athlete, but I do know that if I had either of these thing

Newland’s Value to Water Polo: Priceless

He still runs as much as he can with his water polo squad, a team who is at least three times younger than him. He enjoys reading historical books, ex

Cornered! A Weekly CD Review.

Looking at the world of media around us, it's easy to see that originality is scarce to almost a frightening degree.

RuPaul Returns ‘Red Hot’ and Optimistic

While RuPaul Andre Charles, better known as just RuPaul, has long been known for his singing and acting abilities in addition to looking damn good in

Corbett Raises His Voice to Country

Moseying

Rockstars: When Guys Wear Girls’ Jeans and Get Away With It

I'm sure by now all of you have seen the recent fashion statement made by the proverbial 'rockstars'

Nintendo Fusion Tour

On Sept. 28 the Nintendo Fusion Tour will make a stop at The Grove in Anaheim. For one evening the lobby of The Grove will be transformed into a video

Letter from the Vice Chancellor

Every year I'm surprised at how early fall quarter seems to arrive. It seems like we just finished commencement, and here we are, beginning a new aca

Socks-with-Sandals are a Societal No-No

Let's face it

Housing Problem for Students

I learned an interesting tidbit the other day. The income cap for housing assistance in Orange County is $46,000 per year.

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