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Ain’t No Mountain Far Enough

Irvine Planeteers: When we hear the word "mountain," we immediately think of the San Bernardino range, and the Lake Arrowhead and Big Bear Lake ski areas. However, you may not realize that we live about 20 minutes from a small peninsular range called the Santa Ana Mountains. Drive inland on Jamboree until the road dead-ends, and you find yourself in the foothills entering Irvine Regional Park. This park is a multi-use place that contains picnic areas, semi-rugged trails for hiking and even a zoo, complete with a train ride.

Allen Wrenches Public Attention to Stem Cells

SCIENCE: Professor discusses world wide stem cell studies in the fourth annual Allen lecture series.

Relics From The Runway

Fall Accessories You Can't Miss Out On

California Ballot Propositions

Twelve propositions will accompany the November 4th ballot with issues ranging from bullet trains to gay marriage.

Oh, Say Can’t You CADC

The 2007-2008 Chinese Association Dance Crew performs for the final time in front of the flagpoles near Ring Road.

This Is Where The Magic Happens

Mesa Court was the first residence hall community constructed at UCI in 1965. Ondas, pictured here, is a Unit V residence hall, the latest phase of Mesa Court halls.

Curse of the Female PhD Student

It's Friday night, 9:30. You've just spent the last eight hours setting up an experiment for the third time. You haven't eaten since noon and you must admit that even though it's a bit lonely, you're kind of glad nobody is around to witness the grumbling of your stomach. If you remember correctly, you might have some leftover pizza to eat once you get home. Just when you're starting to wonder when exactly that might be, your timer goes off. You gather up your things and walk down the hall to the developing room to wait the minute and a half it takes to see the results of your day's work. And, surprise! The film is blank, your experiment has failed and you walk sadly to your car knowing that you get to do it all over again tomorrow (yes, that's right, on Saturday).

A New Perspective on an Old (But Increasingly Resilient) Issue

Anteaters abroad: South Africa (Part 2)

A Book with a Bite

With the highly anticipated film set to be released in theaters November 11 and several fan sites already sweeping cyberspace, we take a step back to look at the book that started it all.

When Cheating on Your Significant Other Isn’t as Bad as it Seems

ZOT IN THE CITY: It's unforgivable, unforgettable and it forever remains on that list of regrets. But regardless of all the tears, the hard feelings, the guilt and the repercussions, cheating happens. When I heard that not one, but two of my good friends had cheated on their boyfriends, my once firm conviction that cheating was a bad act committed by bad people, no matter the circumstances, began to falter.

Amethyst Initiative: No Support from Yudof

LEGISLATION: University presidents sign initiative and open debate to lower drinking age to 18.

Journey to the “Golden-Land”

With Yogurtland opening mere yards away from the resident Golden Spoon, the battle of the two popular frozen yogurt shops commences.

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