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Explosions in the Sky

Fireworks commemorated UCI Baseball’s 9-2 victory over UC Davis to clinch its first Big West title.

Kang Tips His Hand

City of Irvine Mayor Sukhee Kang visits the Cross-Cultural Center to highlight the strength in a city as diverse and integrated as Irvine.

Sounds of India

Invited by Spicmacay, a club promoting Indian classical music, renowned musician Ustad Ali Ahmed Hossain Khan performs with the Shehnai, a double-reed wind...

Setting the Bar High

Junior Lauren Collins went out to the Big West Conference Championship and performed at a higher level than even she could have anticipated....

Mad Boosties

Freshman Golde Ibia, one of the top sprinters at Irvine, jumps a hurdle in the 100 meter intermediate hurdles last Sunday at the...

Your Trusted UCI Sweatshirt: Banned

A UC Irvine sweatshirt has many functions. Besides providing warmth, coziness and a chance to display your Anteater pride, it can be a very handy solution for weeks of laundry procrastination. Moreover, your college sweatshirt is one of the key ingredients in the quadruple-decker cake that is your university experience. So what happens when that key ingredient is tainted?

There’s More to Utah Than Just Mountains and Mormons

Two weeks ago, I argued that UC Irvine, or Irvine in general, is not as boring as it seems. There are places you can go to have a good time; all you have do is a little research.

Relay for Love. Relay for Loss. Relay for Life.

Connie Ho was a participant in the American Cancer Society’s 2009 Relay for Life. She worked as a member of the Participate in Campus and Civic Life group at UC Irvine.

Holy Brainiacs, Batman!

The professor/alumni team defeated the students at the Batman-themed 11th annual Battle of the Brains trivia showdown held on May 4.

For the Love of Prequels: Why I Would Party With Jar Jar Binks

A long time ago, in an elementary school far, far away, I was but a little youngling spending my time with my friends dreaming of starships and lightsabers as we scurried around the playground of our school during recesses.

Bluebirds and Sparrows and Hawks, Oh My: Birdlife on Campus

I spend my break between classes on Monday, Wednesday and Friday sitting in Aldrich Park. There is a surprising diversity of species in the park, but I’ve noticed the top 10 most common species I always see on campus, and more than likely, you’ve seen them too.

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