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For the past year or so now we've heard about this "change" thing floating about. But I propose that we've borne witness to a change even more drastic and far-reaching than anything else before: the integration of the nerd culture into the mainstream. But when did this happen? And how could such a revolutionary change go unnoticed? There are many factors, but I tend to believe that it all started in 1997. It was in this year that Square released "Final Fantasy VII."

Members of the Chinese Assocation Dance Crew show off more of their killer moves at the UC Irvine Career Fest, coming straight off of the crew's victory at Vibe XIV.

TRAGEDY: Faculty member with nearly two decades of teaching experience at UCI passes away.

Taking refuge from the downpour on Thursday night, bands blast away in an intimate setting in the Phoenix Food Court as part of the Acrobatics Everyday concert series.

PROPOSAL: UCI official vouches for release of evaluations to increase feedback and effectiveness.

FINANCE: UCI officials make strategic cuts in certain areas to maintain effective education.

UCI Center Appreciates Postdoctoral Scholars; UCI Medical Center Appoints Temporary Chief Executive

TREND: UCI online courses see surge of popularity due to poor economy and desire for cheaper education.

AWARD: Second-year UCI students receive cash prize for renewable energy idea pitched in online video.

LECTURE: Washington Post reporter describes experiences with private security in post-war Iraq.

A member of 'Eater Nation is caught either taunting UCSB or doing his best impression of Michael Jackson. Either way, the crowd had its classic ammo against the Gaucho faithful in attendance.

DEMONSTRATION: UC workers picket on campus to protest low wages while their union brokers a deal with UC.