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Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week

Students participate in a candle-lighting ceremony as part of the SHOUT Sleep Out on Thursday, Nov. 20 to remember those who live day-to-day without a home.

Rip ’em Eaters!

UC Irvine anteaters show school spirit by throwing up the "tongue" and masking their faces with the school colors at the Duck Roast tailgate party before the UCI vs. Oregon State basketball game.

Callin’ All DJs

Sun E. Boi, fourth-year biology major Russell Curry, performs at the 2008 Anstock Festival. Curry went on to win Best Instrumentation.

The Slow and the Ponderous

Engineering students peel out in the back lot behind the Engineering Tower on Nov. 8. Students drove go-karts built for senior design projects from previous years.

We Didn’t Start the Fire

AFTERMATH: Though the fires are all completely contained, danger remains from air quality health risks.

Mayors of Irvine Assemble in the Student Center to Address Anteaters

TRANSITION: Current Irvine Mayor Beth Krom speaks to students about safety and cleanliness of Irvine.

Vitamin Helps Reduce Alzheimer’s

RESEARCH: Scientists discover benefits of vitamin in trials with mice and look to begin a human trial.

CSU Student Held in Iran

INTERNATIONAL: Graduate student Esha Momeni has been prevented from leaving Iran for over a month.

News In Brief

UCLA Hosts Conference Celebrating Students of Color; UCI Committee Arranges Homeless Awareness Event; Scientists Find Stress Reshapes the Human Brain; Study Finds Internet Use Improves Youth Skills

Pounding Away

The drummer for Auditory Aphasia beats away at the drums and cymbals during the competition for best live performance during the third annual Antstock Festival on Wednesday night, presented by the UCI Bookstore.

Langson Host to Immigration History

EXHIBIT: Professor introduces library exhibition that chronicles immigration in Orange County.

Kang (Print Edition)

As America was electing its first black president on Nov. 4, a small town in Orange County elected its first Korean mayor. For the first time in its 37-year history, Irvine welcomed to the city's highest position Sukhee Kang, who previously served as mayor pro tempore. However, people know that there is more to a leader than his or her ethnic background. Deny it as you might, change has finally come.

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