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If you were asked to locate Iraq on a world map, could you? According to a National Geographic global literacy survey, about 87 percent of students in the United States between the ages of 18 and 24 cannot. The survey went as far as to reveal that 11 perc

It's a well-known fact that fraternities and sororities work for their surrounding communities largely through major annual philanthropies. In fact, the Greek community has been criticized for merely exchanging money, donating funds to one organization's

'Ginny, I'd like you to give me a tragic Zen moan.' Excuse me? A what? I stood nerve-racked in the middle of a small lit stage in front of three strangers whom I've never met, but suddenly had to moan passionately to them.

Recently, nerds were given something to grumble about when an iPod owner filed a federal lawsuit claiming that iPods cause hearing loss and are 'inherently defective in design and are not sufficiently adorned with adequate warnings regarding the likelihoo

Spring break is just around the corner; so what do you want to do? Drink? Party? Or maybe you would rather spend your vacation sleeping in a tent and painting houses?

Lack of funding for the Vietnamese-American Coalition this year has affected the coalition's potential to attract Orange County public high school students to UC Irvine through their annual Shadow Day.

Pilipino-Americans in Social Studies held its second annual conference entitled 'Following Your ComPASS: Navigating Your Way to Success' on March 8 in Social Science Tower 220 A and B. The event presented lectures and workshops that focused on how student

Last week with all the to-do about the College Republicans and the Muslim Student Union, you may have overlooked another important on-campus event: Take the Stairs Day.

UC Irvine may not have a football team to garner its school victories, but with the bright prospects of our Mock Trial team, the Anteater name is still being carried no less triumphantly. Although the team is only in its first year and still a newcomer to

Boyhood memories of a faraway country mired in the shadow of war and the journey to grow up and find one's identity amid an unfamiliar social landscape: these are the stories of Andrew Lam.

If you're anything like me, you think fish as an entr

While Alan Aragon, a professional nutritionist, spoke to a crowd of approximately 50 UC Irvine students, he dispelled many popular myths surrounding weight loss, muscle gain and exercise.