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'The Da Vinci Code' is a murder-thriller that follows famed symbologist and Harvard religious iconology professor, Robert Langdon, as he's called upon

UCI Mitchell Scholar Prepares for Big Move

Winning a national scholarship is a dream for many, but for fourth-year political science and international studies major Brittany Schick, this has be

LEMUR Revolutionizes Music

If Eric Singer had thought of creating a robot that could write newspaper articles, I'd be in real trouble right now. As it turns out, four years ag

POW! BAM! FIZZ!

Walking down the soda aisle in Albertson's, you will notice a growing section of different colored cans in all sizes. Bright colors and elaborate desi

In Love and Snowboarding: The Tale of an Idiot on a Mission

I toppled off the intimidating ski lift and landed in a twisted pile, my lower body contorted by the stupid, stupid snowboard strapped to my already a

Queen of Sheba Mystifies at the Bowers

Since its landmark exhibition of Tibetan artifacts last year, Santa Ana's Bowers Museum, previously a relative unknown among casual museum buffs, has

Honors Program an Increasing Challenge

For many readers, this is the beginning of your second quarter at UCI. With at least one quarter over, students have received their first (or more) se

A Time To Heal

By now, most people are aware of the natural disaster that has devastated much of Southern Asia and parts of Africa. Hundreds of thousands of people i

A Good New Year’s Resolution, and All of Us Will Benefit

OK, a forest of Christmas trees is lying dead on curbs all over Irvine, so it must be that time of year again

15 Minutes with Amin Hedayat

Some say music makes the world go 'round. In our daily lives, we can often find this to be true. Everyone's experienced it at least once. You've had

For the Entry-Level Job Seeker

Once you graduate from school, it is time to be thrown into the real world. No more depending on your parents for everything! The time inevitably co

No Home for the Holidays

The sun has set, and the air begins to grow chilly. Temperatures will probably drop into the 40s today. The soup kitchens are closed and shelter space

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