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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

Newspapers Lose Business to the Internet, Suffer from Crisis

JOURNALISM: Both professional and student newspapers are feeling crunch of financial crisis.

Researchers at UCI Study Genetic Alteration to Prevent Disease

RESEARCH: Scientists are developing methods to diagnose harmful diseases and treat them in utero.

Fires Ravage Southern California

EMERGENCY: Fire response crews scramble to control three separate fires in Southern California.

After the Election: Now What?

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

News In Brief

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

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.

Hookah or Cigarettes? Kill Your Lungs Either Way

While cigarettes have been the product of choice in Western countries, in other parts of the world different methods have long been used. One such form of smoking tobacco is commonly known as "hookah," or the water pipe. According to the American Lung Association, in recent years hookah bars have increasingly gained popularity in the United States, especially among 18 to 24-year-olds, becoming "the first new tobacco use trend of the 21st century."

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