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Hydrologist Efi Foufoula-Georgiou Connects Water With Time and Space

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by Savannah Peykani As easily as water fuels life, it removes it. In Greek mythology, the River Styx functions as the aquatic passageway from...

Reasons for Reaction at LA’s Anti-Trump Rally

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by Savannah Peykani Between the palms trees and the skyscrapers, we rose. 8,000 people marching from MacArthur Park to Los Angeles City Hall. Over 2...

War Diaries Exhibit Portrays Piece of the Veteran Experience

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by Roy Lyle In 2003, Tim McLaughlin was shipped overseas to invade Iraq, Peter Maass was sent to write about the invasion by New...

Suit Up: A Sit Down with the Superhero Scientist

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by Zachary Kam Who has better equipment available to them, Batman or Inspector Gadget? Is language enough to describe the characteristics of God? What...

A Taste of Cultural Awareness at the OC Halal Food Festival

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Story by Michelle Bui Reporting by Erica Kim Just a 20 minute drive down the street from my hometown of Huntington is Little Saigon, the...

Surviving Out of the Ash-Mobile: Week 1

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By Ashley Duong In a Benadryl-induced haze, prompted by a bout of insomnia, I decided a few weeks ago that attempting to live out...

San Clemente, The Spanish Village by the Sea

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by Caitlin Antonios It’s 2 p.m., I’m done with classes for the day and there’s no way I’m just going to sit in the...

Opposites Attract: Q&A Between Two Friends with Different Political Views

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While hostilities at UC Irvine continue to manifest between College Republicans and Democrats leading up to the 2016 Presidential election,  a years long...

An Explosion of Flavors: New Asian Fusion Restaurant Wokcano Opens at Tustin Market Place

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by Caitlin Antonios As I walked into the restaurant, I was immediately greeted by the sense that I shouldn’t be there. The deep mahogany...

There’s More Than Just Ants on the Menu at The Anteatery

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by Crystal Wong Mesa Court Towers stood tall and proud under the night sky, six floors of gleaming light pouring out and illuminating the...

In Depth Exploration at the Irvine Global Village Festival

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By Summer Wong Hundreds celebrated the 15th anniversary of the Irvine Global Village Festival last Saturday, Orange County’s biggest and most attended cultural community...

Anteaters Konnect at K-Pop Workshop

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by Michelle Bui The buzzing of voices and laughter rose up into the cool night air from behind brick walls. Approaching the Social Sciences...
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