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On the deck of a luxurious cruise liner, a party scene is being played out: Regal ice sculptures line the tables, caviar is...

Hidden in the depths of our iTunes are songs we never like to admit to listening, but we believe it’s time to turn...

In the age of e-mail, IMs and Facebook, what’s a guy with a crush to do?  Talking to a cute girl is never...

This Web page for Haiti was created by UCI student Francois Genard, who interned for the International Action Haiti Clean Water organization during...

Dear Sandy, I have a mad crush on a guy who was in one of my classes. He’s everything I want in someone because...

Flooded with picturesque suburban neighborhoods, tidy shopping plazas and Lamborghinis speeding down Jamboree, Irvine seems the typical piece of Orange County that is world famous for its wealth and glamour.

Imagine a typical lecture or a day of class. You go to class with a large coffee in hand, sit in your seat, take notes and try to process everything your professor is saying. If it’s a discussion, perhaps you raise your hand to ask questions or give comments.

At 1:30 a.m. the other night, I turned on the television and was greeted with an urgent call to my inner-Martha Stewart: “You...

Every quarter the University of California sends a small group of its best and brightest to our nation’s capital where they work gallantly...

Crappy times lie ahead for UC Irvine and its student population. H1N1 is running rampant through campus like a pig in shit, parking...

Look at the sky! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s… something out of the ordinary. The earthly skies become more surreal when UFOs fly into the blue yonder. UFOs (Unidentified Flying Objects) are definitely out of this world, but may be not out of this universe. These strange flying objects have inspired pop culture, especially films such as “District 9” and “Independence Day,” and have inspired people and governments into further exploration of the weird and bizarre.

When I was ten I moved from the cloudy skies of Canada to the sunny beaches of California. At first I was appalled by the snowless winters of Los Angeles, the people wearing thick jackets when it was only 12 degrees Celsius (54 degrees Fahrenheit), and the palm trees covered in Christmas lights, as if they were determined to hang onto the summer heat.