FBI: The MSU faces accusations of terrorist affiliations from the ZOA, leading to an FBI investigation.

DRUGS: With Monster Massive around the corner, take a look at the X-rated side of the popular rave culture.

SPANISH: Juergen Kempff, the head of the Spanish and Portugese department passes away from leukemia.

BUDGET: Cut by 200 thousand dollars this year, the outreach programs at UC Irvine struggles to survive.

RESEARCH: Developments in nanoparticle delivery systems allow greater precision.

Room G240 in the Social and Behavioral Sciences Gateway building remains eerily empty as students continue to pay for its furnishing.

VBALL: UCI bounces back after losing to UCSB, beating Cal Poly while raising money for breast cancer.

I’m not going to lie: the first time I saw “Mr. Smith Goes to Washington,” I missed half of lunch so I could finish the film in my eighth grade U.S. history class. Feeling all patriotic and teary-eyed afterward, I had a whole new respect for black and white movies, Jimmy Stewart and dare I say it — politicians.

Since I was six years old, I’ve been watching Angel games from the stands, patiently enduring the years of mediocre seasons to arrive at the Promised Land with the 2002 World Champion Anaheim Angels.

LEADING SCORER: Senior midfielder/forward named National Player of the Week, retains characteristic modesty.

WATER POLO: Defeating UCSD and nearly upsetting No. 4 UCLA, UCI keeps on improving on the season.

MEN’S SOCCER: Anteater men keep hot streak going, coming back to defeat both Cal Poly and UC Davis 2-1.

BBALL: Several big names have changed teams, which will make for an exciting new season starting Tuesday.