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Questions Remain After Tri-Delta Incident

NewsAllan Taing -
Several minutes past midnight on April 21, members of the UC Irvine Police Department and Orange County Fire Authority responded to a call from the De

Google, Froogle and Other Helpful Treasures

FeaturesBetty Hwang -
Google.com might very well be the greatest online invention since, well

NACS Implements New System To Guard Against Spam

NewsErica Shen -
UC Irvine's Network and Academic Computing Services will implement a new system designed to combat an increase in the amount of spam in UCInetID e-ma

Walkout Protests Tuition Hikes

NewsYolanda Vo -
On April 20, the University of California Student Association sponsored the California Statewide Walkout for students to demonstrate against budget cu

UCI Loses Courthouse Bid to Santa Ana

NewsAllan Taing -
On April 15, the California Judicial Council unanimously voted to award a new state appellate courthouse to the city of Santa Ana instead of UC Irvine

UCIPD Searches for New Chief

NewsGladys Rama -
After serving with the UC Irvine Police Department for five years, Chief of Police Al Brown has announced his decision to retire at the end of this ac

News in Brief

NewsCompilation -
AFSCME Reaches Agreement With UC After Strike After a one-day strike on April 14, 2005, the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employ

Students Prepare for Career Fair

NewsSona Patel -
As students prepare for life after graduation, some may find themselves frantically searching for a full-time job while others are getting ready for g

Earth Day Engages and Saddens

FeaturesBrett Miller -
So you went to Wayzgoose. And like me, you were distracted by the music, the crowds, the noise, and the food. Everyone was either pumping up the volum

Union Strikes For Higher Wages

NewsEric Schafer -
On April 14, dozens of employees from Local 3299 of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, which represents over 7,300 serv

‘Augie March’ Marks Bellow’s Democratic Ideals

FeaturesZareh Delanchian -
Writer Saul Bellow, who died last week at the age of 89, was hailed by many modern writers and literary critics as one of the greatest postwar America

ASUCI Executive Candidate Debate Focuses on Budget Reform

NewsAllan Taing -
By Allan Taing Staff Writer Candidates for ASUCI executive cabinet positions engaged in a debate on April 14 in the Engineering Lecture Hall. A crow
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