04 | April | 2005 | New University | UC Irvine

Say What You Mean, Mean What You Say, Act Like You Mean it

How was your spring break? Mine was traumatizing. Maybe a bit of an overstatement, but it was disturbing.

Simplify For Less – A Blooming New Wardrobe

Spring has officially sprung, bringing with it the usual nasal allergies, blooming buds and fresh greenery. It is a time of new beginnings, oozing rom

Gender Equity Program Falls Short of Promise

The ADVANCE program at UCI is one of the programs touted by feminists in an effort to counteract the disparity between the number of male and female f

Government Should Stay Out of Moral Issues

Are we still at war? Is the budget balanced? Is Social Security fully funded (or Medicare, for that matter)?

Constitutional Equality Upholds Gay Marriage

'Springfield: a place where everyone can marry

Weapon Sales Causes Tensions

This past month the United States approved the 'unlimited' selling of F-16 fighter jets to Pakistan, disregarding the complaints of India.

Fight Idiocy Not Obscenity

While most responsible people will agree that parents should have the ability to shield their children from gratuitous sex and violence on television,

News in Brief

UC Offers CUE Labor Union Final Offer On March 24, the UC announced that it will implement its March 3 contract proposal without the approval of t

Queer Studies, Arabic, Hebrew to be Offered

Starting this fall, the School of Humanities will offer first-year language courses in Hebrew and Arabic under the Department of Spanish and Portugues

Student Center Construction Begins

Reconstruction of the UC Irvine Student Center began over spring break, and is scheduled to continue for two years, during which a number of student f

Bren Board Frustrated With Athletics

In October 2004, management of the Bren Events Center was transferred from the Office of the Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs to the Department of A

ASUCI at Odds With Student Affairs Over Search For New Director

Dennis Hampton's retirement as executive director of the Associated Students of UC Irvine last spring left a vacancy in the student

Philanthropist Gives GSM $30 Million

UC Irvine received its largest individual donation in its history last week with a $30 million contribution to the Graduate School of Management from

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