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A Sweet Meal With a Sour Aftertaste

FeaturesBryce Plank -
Lunch at most restaurants is supposed to be a quick and efficient meal where the service is timely and the experience is short-lived yet pleasant. Yet

Bridging the Gap

FeaturesTaraneh Arhamsadr -
Take a look around. Despite the many faces and races you see around you, we're not all that different. We all laugh and cry and worry. We all love and

Be Careful What You Want … And Then Go For It!

FeaturesElizabeth Black -
It was June of 1975

Where Everybody Knows Your Name

FeaturesJoe Del -
UC Irvine's Anthill Pub & Grille means different things to different people. To some it marks a rite of passage as they eagerly await turning 21 for t

Bread and Turd: Part of a Complete Breakfast

FeaturesSalah Haggag -
I currently suffer from UCCS and daily breakouts of SCO. No, that's not the latest STD spreading among college students. They stand for University of

A Hidden Legend Materializes

FeaturesDaniel Hoffman -
Beneath the surface of Ring Road lies the greatest legend and mystery of the Irvine campus: the subterranean tunnel system.

A Dark and Damaged ‘Darling’

FeaturesZareh Delanchian -
A young American woman in the late 1960s, part of the terrorist organization Weather Underground, flees her country to go to the African nation of Lib

The Axim Offers Business and Pleasure

FeaturesJames Huang -
Imagine a portable music player that surfs the Internet and plays movies and games with graphics that are much better than the original PlayStation.

It’s the Happiest Place for Us, Too

FeaturesElizabeth M. -
Even though the words 'Downtown Disney' may elicit thoughts of Mickey and friends, don't be fooled. They remain locked inside the Disneyland Resort a

Garba with Attitude

FeaturesMaya Debbaneh -
When one thinks of Indian dance, images of vivid colors, melodic beats and a unique spirit often come to mind. Indeed, it is all of these things, as w

Life is (Not Always) Like a Box of Chocolates (But It’s OK)

FeaturesTaraneh Arhamsadr -
Life. As far as we know, we only get one shot. One attempt to run its course the best way we can, and usually

Monarch Bay Alive With Asian Culture

FeaturesBryce Plank -
A celebration for the longest chronological record in the history of the world took place on campus on Feb. 7, featuring dance, art and wrestling. A
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