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Fellow Highlights Promise of Genome Project

Eric Sanders, director of the Broad Institute and professor of biology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, spoke as part of the Chancellor's

Uyehara Tackles Today’s Issues

Combining her voice and the movements of her body with projected sound and images, UCI alumna Denise Uyehara captivated her audience with interwoven s

Problems Arise in $1 Million Computer System

Two years ago, a group of UC Irvine professors led by Charles Zender, assistant professor of earth system science, put together a proposal for the dev

A Sweet Meal With a Sour Aftertaste

Lunch at most restaurants is supposed to be a quick and efficient meal where the service is timely and the experience is short-lived yet pleasant. Yet

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Construction to Cause Delays on University Drive & Bryant Elected to Association for Women in Science

Loftus Testifies in High-Profile Lawsuits

UC Irvine social ecology professor Elizabeth Loftus has testified in some of the nation's top court cases because of findings from her research into h

It’s the Happiest Place for Us, Too

Even though the words 'Downtown Disney' may elicit thoughts of Mickey and friends, don't be fooled. They remain locked inside the Disneyland Resort a

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OCTA Abandons CenterLine Project After 10 years of planning and over $63 million in studies, the Orange County Transportation Authority board voted

Where Everybody Knows Your Name

UC Irvine's Anthill Pub & Grille means different things to different people. To some it marks a rite of passage as they eagerly await turning 21 for t

Schools Consider Changes to Breadth

The UC Irvine administration is currently considering changes to its breadth requirements which would lessen the number of required courses.

Bread and Turd: Part of a Complete Breakfast

I currently suffer from UCCS and daily breakouts of SCO. No, that's not the latest STD spreading among college students. They stand for University of

UCIMC Executive Says Bonuses Needed for UC to Stay Competitive

Medical executives in the University of California's five hospitals received a total of over $2 million in bonuses for the year of 2004.

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