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Francisco Ayala on the perfect compatibility of God and Evolution

Creationism does not exist for Francisco Ayala—he calls it 'anti-evolutionism.' As an evolutionary biologist and a member of the National Academy of Sciences, the most prestigious science association in the United States, Ayala often functions as the auth

No Elbows on the Dinner Table, Please

Last fall when Career Center Recruit Coordinator Michelle Foley witnessed a student and potential employee stab a piece of chicken with a fork and proceed to bite a generous portion during a formal luncheon in front of several important employers, she kne

Podcasting Professor: A Step Ahead of Mac

Walking on UC Irvine's Ring Road on a Monday afternoon, one thing sticks out as a unifying factor among the diverse population of students: Almost everyone trekking to class is listening to an Apple iPod.

Healthy Eating for College Students

Maintaining a healthy lifestyle and staying away from fast food can be quite difficult for most college students.College freshmen are constantly faced with the possibility of gorging themselves on the 'all-you-can-eat' dorm food.

A Story About an Anteater and Momma

Alumna Liz Holzemer never knew that life after UC Irvine would include neurosurgeons and brain tumors.

Heel Press Fosters Creativity While Bringing Recognition

Heel Press, an online writing community, gives college students a forum to creatively express their ideas and gain exposure among their peers.

The First True Pike Challenge

One of the lesser publicized but major aspects that fraternities and sororities offer to their membership is undergraduate leadership development education, which is routinely provided by the diverse national fraternities and sororities.

GSC Bridges the Greek Community

Greek letter organizations and students should be excited for the new club, Greek Community Service, which was recently founded here at UC Irvine.

UC Irvine’s Concert Choir Speaks the Universal Language in Englan

St. Paul's Cathedral has stood in what once was Londinium, what today is London and it will probably still be standing 111 meters tall in whatever city eventually replaces London. In the cathedral's more than 1,400 years of offering service to God, countl

The Back-Up Plan—Trust Me, You Need One, Too

It's almost one in the morning, at the end of a spring break filled with waiting tables, gin and tonics and random acts of senseless adventure. Instead of being relaxed, however, I am forever uneasy, with a sickening knot in my stomach and a head that is

Many ‘Faces of Africa’ Filled With Hope

When Carol Beckwith and Angela Fisher met in the late 1970s they began a journey across sub-Saharan Africa, envisioning that one day they would create 'a colorful, comprehensive, detailed record of the most important ceremonies that brought African indivi

Share Our Selves in Santa Ana

Partying in Rosarito was no spring break ideal for some UC Irvine students on a mission. While classmates hit the beach, volunteers for the Share Our Selves Medical Clinic of Costa Mesa were busy launching a community health fair to combat youth obesity.

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