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Tailoring to the Perfect Fit for You

One particularly memorable moment back in high school, I was walking behind this guy whose pants were sagging so low that he had to walk like a penguin in order for them not to fall down completely. At the time, I thought that it was ludicrous that he was willing to go to those lengths just to make a statement about his own identity and style.

Technology in the Classroom

Technology has played a vital role in improving our lives, affecting many different areas, from medicine to engineering to media and so on. With our dependency on technology growing, it's not a wonder that it's also been changing our education system. As time passes, more and more teachers invest in different forms of technology in order to better their teaching strategies. The issue is if these investments are really helping students move forward or if they're simply hindering the learning process.

The Basics of Interviewing

Job interviews have a lot in common with blind dates: You sit down with a previously unknown person, talk for a while and exchange some details before ultimately deciding on whether or not you will start seeing each other much more frequently in the future. Granted, interviews are much more one-sided, but the analogy still holds. You go to interviews and blind dates with a similar mentality. Anxious. Excited. Hopeful. You want the person on the other side of the desk (or café table, all the same) to like you. You cautiously poke around a blind date’s life like you feign casual glances around the office as you walk to the interview room, watching to see if you’d fit in.

Zot Shots: Week 8

Game of Inches Freshman goalie Jennifer Randazzo reaches for a penalty kick. UCI vs. USD == UCI Welcomes Veterans' Discussion UC Irvine hosted the Veteran Forum Thursday Nov....

Zot Shots: Week 7

Dancers SOAR A dancer performs at SOAR's grand opening. == UC Irvine plays against California Baptist on Wednesday night (11/02), taking a win of 66-54. == MECHA celebrates Day of...

Derived from Tragedy, Celebrating Seal Beach

I’ve probably driven by Salon Meritage more than a hundred times in my life. I can’t possibly count how many times I’ve walked right past it on my way to Main Street, or to the Shore House Café, or just to a friend’s house.

Meat, I Miss You. A little.

I don’t need to try very hard to convince anyone I’m a big eater. Before I became a vegetarian, I would go to Cham Sut Gol for Korean barbeque with a few of my hallmates and finish 6 platters of meat with two others. I would also occasionally go to Brandywine and devour up to 5 chicken breasts along with a ham sandwich and top it all off with a grilled cheese.

Avoiding the Freshman Fifteen

No matter which college you attend, there are always horror stories that you learn of after you move in as a freshman; murderers hiding in the closets of school buildings and haunted dorm halls, for instance. However, there is one story we freshmen are constantly warned of; a story that is even more terrifying and gruesome than all the rest because it can actually happen to us. Yes, this threat is the “freshman 15.” Cue the frightening screams and the piercing shrieks.

Roller Coaster Customer Service

There are a ton of reasons to hate amusement parks. The long lines, the heat, the exorbitant price for food … But as much as you may hate being put in that situation, we ride operators hate dealing with customers who come to the park surprised that this is the experience.

Unfamiliar and Far, but Still Family

My family is anything but stable. My parents were divorced when I was four, my mom hasn’t talked to my aunt since I was in high school, one of my cousins hasn’t talked to his parents in years and I refuse to talk to my older brothers. The only other family member (other than my mom) who I actually cared about was my cousin Geoff.

Food for Fall Cranberry Pumpkin Muffins

Sadly, autumn is partnered up with midterm season. One of my favorite seasons coupled with my least favorite time of the school year. I cannot completely focus on my studies when all I want to do is search high and low for some sense of the changing season in 80-degree Irvine. I decided to take matters in to my own hands and bring the much-needed weather change to my apartment.

Wellness 101 with Annie Kim: Staying Stress Free. Six Ways to Keep You Happy and Smiling.

By Annie Kim As college students, our busy schedules constantly keep us on-the-go. Our weekdays are spread among classes, work, study sessions, club events,...

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