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DA Undecided on Baby’s Death

Nearly two months after a 10-month old baby died after being locked in his father's car for over three hours in the summer heat, charges have yet to b

University Attempts to Tackle Grad Housing

In an attempt to remedy a graduate housing dilemma at UCI, the university has contracted American Campus Communities to build Vista del Campo in addit

Bake Sale Deemed Discriminatory

In an effort to make students aware of their views on Proposition 54, the College Republicans staged an Affirmative Action Bake Sale, Sept. 25, that r

Student Receives Strauss Public Service Scholarship

The most recent recipient of the prestigious $10,000 Strauss Foundation Public Service Scholarship is Gregoria Barazandeh, a political science major w

President Atkinson Retires from Office

Richard Atkinson's eight-year stint as president of the University of California is soon coming to an end. Although the moment he steps down from off

Off the Rack: Comfort Rules

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World Renowned Professor Named Director of Cal-(IT)2 UCI's Division of the California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology lea

Adam Encourages Natural Law

With her red power suits, infectious laugh and jovial spirit it is hard to miss Iris Adam. She is one of UCI's very own, working as an analyst for th

Labor Rights Advocate is Appointed UC Regent

Just added to the UC Regent board on Sept. 9 is Dolores Huerta, co-founder of the United Farm Workers Union along with fellow labor and civil rights l

UCI Takes Action Against Illegal Music Downloads

In an attempt to educate students about the federal Digital Millennium Copyright Act, which requires prompt response to claims of copyright infringeme

Irvine Meadows West Scheduled for Closing

To the dismay of many of its residents, UCI's Irvine Meadows West trailer park is scheduled to close on July 31, 2004. Students currently living in th

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