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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.

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.

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

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

Finance: The government has bailed out careless lenders with $700 billion of your money.

"Yeah man, only one."

CRIME: A sexual assault early last Sunday morning is the first involving a non-UCI student in eight years.

Jennifer and Kevin McCoy's "Constant World," commissioned by the British Film Institute and on display at UC Irvine's Beall Center for Art and Technology, explores modern life through small spy cameras.

CONSERVATION: A drought has added increased risk to traditional seasonal wildfire danger.

Acupressure Superior to Sedatives Prior to Surgery; UC Irvine Researchers Study Social Networks; The Vice Presidential Debate Doesn't Pay-lin Off; $14.5 Million Awarded to UCI for National Children's Study; UC Irvine Medical Center Voted Top in Nation

Tanya Taylor started the scoring for the Anteaters. She now has three.

Laura Olvera won the Stanford Invitational, her second straight title.