Monthly Archives: April, 2006

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Paintball Team Wins National Tourney

Volleyball isn't the only sport UC Irvine excels at. The Anteater Paintball team just returned from Dallas, Texas and the National Collegiate Paintball Association Championship Tournament with the first place Class AA trophy in hand.

Men’s Tennis & Women’s Golf Preview

Ranked 37th in the nation by Golfweek Magazine, the Anteaters figure to win the conference tournament this week at the Tijeras Creek Golf Club in Rancho Santa Margarita.

NBA Playoff Preview and Predictions

With the NBA Playoffs beginning this week, here's a quick preview of the match-ups and predicted outcomes as the road to the NBA Finals begin.

No. 1 M. V-Ball Hosts MPSF Tournament at the Bren

The coaches in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation conference picked the UC Irvine Men's Volleyball team to finish eighth overall this season in their preseason coach's poll. Looks like the Anteaters are having the last laugh.

Women’s H2O to Host MPSF Tourney

First, the women of the UC Irvine women's water polo team beat No. 10 Arizona State. Then, they beat No. 8 UC Santa Barbara. And, for the first time ever, they became ranked in the top-10 nationally.

Baseball Blows Late Lead to Gauchos

When junior starting pitcher Justin Cassel took the mound on Friday against UC Santa Barbara, the game of the week had already been logged. Senior pitcher Glenn Swanson had shut out the No. 22-ranked team in the nation and led the Anteaters to a 5-0 defea

Lavish Burials Make a Comeback

It seems the assurance alone of the familiar idiom 'resting in peace' no longer suffices. Cemetery monument companies like the Cold Spring Granite Company, however, have made sure to resolve this problem by offering their clients large burial mausoleums,

Israeli Minority Speaks

'I am a proud Israeli citizen,' said Ishmael Khaldi. 'I am [also] part of the Arab world.' Khaldi, an Israeli bedouin who served as a political analyst for the Israeli Defense Forces and worked with the American Embassy, speaks to

In Defense of Atheism

It isn't unusual to hear from certain circles of the country these days that there is a determined effort by certain other circles of the country to attack the Christian religion.

The Drinking Age Limit Reconsidered

Everybody went to Mexico for Spring Break. Even President Bush and the Canadian prime minister went to discuss immigration and border policy. I, however, was there not to debate immigration, but rather to jump over another border, chiefly the border of Am

A State’s First Priority is to Protect its Citizens

The heated and continuous debate over illegal immigration has captured the attention of American legislators, media pundits and average citizens. Unfortunately, a fundamental concept has seemingly been lost amid the vitriolic exchange between such groups

College Newspapers Strive For Independence

Though the term 'freedom of speech' is one often tossed around on a college campus, it is not to be taken lightly in the case of college newspapers. In March, the California State Assembly passed a bill that granted further protection of the freedom of

Remember the ’90s With Better Than Ezra

On Saturday April 15, the 1990s returned. When Better than Ezra took the stage at the House of Blues in Anaheim, it was clear that the band was ready to party. Stars like Kevin Griffin, Travis McNabb and Tom Drummond

Books You’ll Want to Open

'First thing you'll see are the founding members of the Mormon Church. Hats off to them, and hats off to you.' And so the projected video starts with the push of a remote button.

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