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After the Election: Now What?

FORUM: Members from four student groups met to discuss America's future with President-elect Obama.

Obama to Me

What the new president means to America's black community

News In Brief

UCI Medical Center Fails to Meet Requirements; City Councilman Faces Anger Management

Overheard @ UCI

SCOOOOOOOORing; midterms and faces; Sarah Palin; vice grips.

Between Wars: What Did We Do Between 11/9 and 9/11?

LECTURE: Visiting professor delves into the difference of foreign policy between Reagan and Bush.

Hit the House Lights

Christian metal rockers, Underoath, take over the Bren Events Center on Saturday night before a mosh pit-ready crowd, delivering a heavy pounding set dominated by vocalist Spencer Chamberlain's guttural screams.

Grab a Ride From Fellow ‘Eaters on Facebook

APPLICATION: A new feature on social Web site Facebook allows students to charter rides from peers.

UCI Contracted to Develop Space Gym

FITNESS: Researchers funded to develop machine to help astronauts prevent zero-gravity atrophy.

ORACLE vs. HYPOTHESIS: SHOWDOWN! (Abridged)

Middle Earth vs. Mesa Court: Which will be the king of housing? (Sorry Arroyo Vista and Campus Village)

ORACLE vs. HYPOTHESIS: SHOWDOWN! (Full)

Middle Earth vs. Mesa Court: Which will be the king of housing? (Sorry Arroyo Vista and Campus Village)

Obama Elected

AFTERMATH: Student voters, groups and organizations reflect on election turnout and impact.

Underground, Undocumented Undergraduates Dream Big

The United States is a land where people of different ethnic backgrounds come to achieve what this country is most famously known for: the American Dream. It is a dream echoed in many homes of first generation Americans and is usually pursued by immigrants, people who are not born in America, but nevertheless come to America, work hard and make this country what it is today. It is the opportunity to make individual choices without the restrictions of class, caste, religion, race or ethnic group. Even though you might identify yourself as an American, raised for the majority of your lifetime in Los Angeles or Orange County, there is still one giant roadblock to this dream for a mass minority: immigration status.

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