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Taiwanese Politics Discussed

NewsEvita Huang - May 10, 2004

Discussing the recent controversial razor-thin results of the Taiwanese elections in a speech entitled 'The 2004 Election and Beyond: Taiwan Politics

Schools Change Policies for Participants in Commencement

NewsAndrea Juarez - May 10, 2004

As graduation looms only two months away, many students who were planning to walk down the aisle during commencement ceremonies this June were shocked

Mes de la Raza

FeaturesJillianne Salaver - May 10, 2004

While there are many active cultures and ethnicities at UCI, many students believe that there is always more room to educate and present these culture

McCartney Honored for Humanitarian Work

NewsIrene Wang - May 3, 2004

On April 28, the UCI Center for Unconventional Security Affairs sponsored a Human Security Summit at the Beckman Center inviting Heather Mills McCartn

ASUCI Threatens to Sue Administration

NewsSona Patel - May 3, 2004

As ASUCI elections came to an end last week with no formal winners announced as of yet, tensions arose between ASUCI and the administration regarding

George Mitchell Says America is Not Living Up to Its Potential

NewsBen Ritter - May 3, 2004

Former U.S. Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell delivered a lecture entitled 'America's Role in the World' as part of the 13th annual Julius Margo

UCLA Expects Lower Book Prices

NewsSheila Tejada - May 3, 2004

Last year CALPIRG started a campaign headed by Lilan Bowden, a third-year drama major and external director of UC Irvine's CALPIRG chapter, against Th

Plastic Surgery: Procedures and Risks

FeaturesLawrence Aldava - May 3, 2004

Living in a society obsessed with outer beauty and visible youth, an increasing number of students and young adults are turning to plastic surgery to

Magnitude Seven Earthquake Possible in OC

NewsErica Shen - May 3, 2004

After an enormous amount of sample collecting and data analysis, research conducted by Lisa Grant, assistant professor of environmental health, scienc