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Mission Art Comes to Irvine

FeaturesAmanda Williford -
Ever drive down a street and wonder how it got its name? Do you even know why Los Angeles is named Los Angeles or, more importantly, what it means?

Millions Intended for Research Misspent

NewsAllan Taing -
After a year-long investigation into the epidemiology division of the College of Medicine, UCI's Internal Audit Services released an interim report to

Saramago Brings ‘Double Trouble’

FeaturesZareh Delanchian -
Portuguese novelist Jose Saramago has quietly but steadily built up such an impressive body of work that he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature

Faulty Wiring Not Likely to be the Cause for Shuttle Fire

NewsChristine Tsai -
Nearly a week after UCIPD and firefighters discovered a burning ASUCI shuttle in Lot 1B, the question of whether the fire was caused by arson or fault

Thefacebook

FeaturesMax Velasco -
A catalyst of social networking praised by students across the nation has finally come to UCI. Deserving to be called more than 'just another Friendst

Supporters of Prop. 72 Rally at UCIMC

NewsGladys Rama -
On the morning of Sept. 30, at a busy street corner in front of the UCI Medical Center, a group of health care workers gathered in a press conference

Early Morning Fire Destroys Shuttle

NewsJessica Hong -
The UCI Police Department discovered an ASUCI campus shuttle engulfed in flames in Parking Lot 1B around 5 a.m. on Sept. 22. The fire may have been a

Conference Aims to Improve Leadership Skills Among Students

NewsChristine Tsai -
The Office of the Dean of Students will be sponsoring its 21st All-University Leadership Conference at the Doral Desert Princess Resort in Palm Spring

Hinduism Religion As a Way of Life

FeaturesChristine Tsai -
Hinduism is rapidly growing and spreading throughout the world. According to www.religioustolerance.org, Hinduism is the third largest religion in the

Chancellor Cicerone to Leave UCI Next June

NewsAllan Taing -
This upcoming academic year will likely be the last one for Chancellor Ralph Cicerone, who has accepted a nomination to serve as president of the Nati

It’s Been a Month

FeaturesTaraneh Arhamsadr -
I'm sitting at my desk late at night, entirely restless and not really knowing what to do with myself. In front of me there is a scattered pile of pos

Deans Cope With Budget Cuts

NewsRachel Cinco -
Due to California's budget deficit, billion-dollar cuts have been made to many state programs including the University of California system. Here at U
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