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The UCI Costume Department

FeaturesChristine Tsai -
When people go to see a movie, play or musical, the last thing on their minds is the work that goes into making it happen.

Let the Good Times Roll

FeaturesElizabeth Black -
Recently, my fellow students have written about missing the Student Center. I've read the articles with kindred emotions, but also with some bewilderm

Relay For Life Battles Cancer

FeaturesRossana Mannan -
UC Irvine's Aldrich Park was the location for the 2005 Relay for Life, sponsored by the American Cancer Society.

The Barclay Bursts With Simple Charm

FeaturesEva Vieyra-McDaniel -
The lobby of UC Irvine's Barclay Theatre was buzzing with people the night of April 27. People from all walks of life were present: the meek, the book

UCDC Makes Men Out of Boys

FeaturesAkane Odake -
I was in D.C. last quarter as a part of the University of California D.C. program, and I can't wait to tell everyone about it.

Confessions of a Sinful Church

FeaturesZachary Gale -
Josh Matlock believes that a lack of understanding exists among members of the community toward the church.

Cornerstone Prices Are Far From Rock Bottom

FeaturesSalah Haggag -
Ah, there's nothing like the smell of blueberry scones in the morning. But with Cornerstone Cafe conveniently located at what used to be the hub of st

Womenfest: in Pictures

FeaturesRob Oandasan -
Vinod Sastry, a fourth-year mathematics and sociology double major and member of Hindu Student Council, performs a song about his motherland.

A Mourning for the Generations

FeaturesChristina Nersesian -
Amidst the booths and giant wooden cutouts of the various fraternities' and sororities' Greek letters, club members passing out pamphlets, loudspeaker

Google, Froogle and Other Helpful Treasures

FeaturesBetty Hwang -
Google.com might very well be the greatest online invention since, well

Earth Day Engages and Saddens

FeaturesBrett Miller -
So you went to Wayzgoose. And like me, you were distracted by the music, the crowds, the noise, and the food. Everyone was either pumping up the volum

‘Augie March’ Marks Bellow’s Democratic Ideals

FeaturesZareh Delanchian -
Writer Saul Bellow, who died last week at the age of 89, was hailed by many modern writers and literary critics as one of the greatest postwar America
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