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So, you're at a job interview and you're fidgeting around in your chair, dreading the next question. "Where do you see yourself in...

Chronicles of Gnarnia

Junior Angeliza Fontillas competes in the 100-meter hurdles in the Big West Challenge Cup at Anteater Stadium.

Junior Kyle Peterson arches over the high jump in Friday's Big West Challenge Cup. Peterson and the track squad will next compete in...

The recently formed Sword Fighting Club duels in Aldrich Park. The club meets several times a week to practice medieval sword fighting with...

Love can drive us to perform acts we never dreamed of. It causes some of us to truly open up for the first time, while others have to fight with an undiscovered fury for the embrace of a loved one. However, only one kind of love can bring us to the brink of insanity.

We all secretly do it. We all wonder what they're doing, how they look, whom they're dating and whether they ever gave us a second thought when they broke our hearts. Do they feel sorry now, or are we erased from their past as fast as they can say, "It's not you … it's me"?

Workaholism seems to be a condition exclusive to Americans; our culture views what we do for a living as an essential element of who we are.

"Hello, nice to meet you! My name is John Doe, what's yours?" "It's nice to meet you!" I respond. "My name is Emma Seemann." Laughter breaks out. No seriously, that's my name.

By going to school and living in one of the safest and most well-off cities in the country, it is easy to get wrapped up in homework, classes, work, hanging out with friends and the myriad of other activities and responsibilities that college students typically encounter.

On Sunday April 6, Anteater Cycling Club hosted the Anthill Criterium. Cycling teams from UCI, UCSD, UCSB, UCLA, USC, Cal Poly SLO, and...

The University Art Gallery presents "SAMPLINGS: An Undergraduate Select Exhibition."