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UCIMC Findings State the Obvious

Perhaps the best way to characterize the blue-ribbon committee's report on the UC Irvine Medical Center's liver transplant program is to call it anticlimactic.

Civil Rights Not Yet Achieved

Slavery, exploitation, conquest and colonialism. These were the terms Mary Frances Berry used to summarize the past when she spoke about civil rights in the context of the past, present and future as part of the Chancellor's Distinguished Fellows Series o

ASUCI Promises to Bring Big-Name Performers With Student Fee In

Contrary to popular belief, students at UC Irvine will have a say in proposed tuition increases for the upcoming academic year. In this Associated Students of UCI elections, students will vote on the Campus Events Referendum, which would implement a $6

Expansion of Anteater TV Requires Increased Budget

Operating on an annual budget of $5,000, Anteater TV only has one paid staff member and numerous volunteers to produce shows on the Associated Students of UC Irvine-sponsored Web site. ASUCI president Carlos Feliciano hopes to increase the budget in the f

Murder Shocks Park West

When the average UC Irvine student decides to move to Irvine, they most likely do not consider the area to be particularly life-threatening. Unfortunately, a recent event in Irvine has shown that fatal violence can occur anywhere, even in one of the safes

ASUCI Makes Effort to CARE

The Associated Students of UC Irvine will add the Campus Activities to Revitalize Education Referendum on the 2006 spring ballot. In the act of including this new referendum, ASUCI seeks to increase the amount of funding that is needed to carry on the Stu

The Real Greeks Don’t Speak Latin

On a college campus, the term 'Greek' can mean several things. Students at UC Irvine may associate the word with the pretty people with huge wooden letters and matching sweatshirts who seem to like camping and barbequing on Ring Road.

Chancellor Preaches Tolerance

After eight months on the job, Chancellor Michael Drake has had his share of ups and downs. Last week, The New University got a chance to sit down with Drake to find out what he has in store for the future of UC Irvine.

EHSP Department To Close

After months of thought and speculation, it was announced, to the initial dismay of graduate students, that a plan to dissolve the Department of Environmental Health, Science and Policy within the School of Social Ecology is being put into action.

Student Regent Encourages Applicants

UC Student Regent Adam Rosenthal and regent-designate Maria Ledesma visited UC Irvine on Feb. 15 to educate students about the student regent position and address individuals interested in applying for the position Applications for student regent can be

Subversive Artist Mixes Fun and Humor With Political Activism

As an undergraduate, Kristina Sheryl Wong created a Web site as a mock porn site that features words such as 'demure lotus blossoms,' 'geishas' and 'oriental sluts,' to convey the stereotypes against Asian women.

ASU Celebrates Afrikan Music

Black and silver balloons adorned the chairs and the front doors outside of Social Science Plaza on Feb. 9 as indicators of the second annual Afrikan Student Union Music Night.

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