Opinion

I was nine years old when the World Trade Center was attacked on Sept. 11, 2001.

On the 10-year anniversary of the September 11 attacks, President Barack Obama spoke to America from the Kennedy Center, saying, “Our character as a nation has not changed. Our faith — in God and each other — has not changed.”

Warren Buffett, the “Oracle of Omaha” and one of the world’s three richest men, sparked a furor of debate with his editorial published recently in The New York Times.

First of all, I’d like to say that I respect President Obama. I really do. I laud him solely for even wanting the onuses of the presidency that were so graciously gifted to him by his predecessor.

Smartphone sales have increased by 74 percent in the past year according to a report by Gartner. With the iPhone 5 reportedly coming...

Irvine is boring. There’s nothing to do. UCI’s dead on the weekends. If you’re a new student, you should be prepared to hear this all the time. If you’re a returning Anteater, you’ve probably heard this, said this and believed this for awhile. Or, you’ve broken the apathetic mold and found UCI to be the college experience you always wanted. So what’s the secret? What makes or breaks your UCI experience?

What springs to mind when I say “food trucks?”

It’s a sign of the times. People’s phones are more advanced than their own computers. Paper and ink books are being ousted by electronic reading devices. Now, colleges and universities are making use of social networking websites.

Steve Jobs is one of the most pivotal figures in American business, and his contributions to technology testify to the resilient entrepreneurial spirit of America.

That said, the last few weeks in the 2012 Republican presidential primary has been, for a lack of a better term, turbulent.

It is entirely possible that oil production will effectively cease within our lifetime. When all the easily exploited oil wells dry up, where can we turn for our next fix?

Why? As an American, that’s probably the first question on your mind. What really induced the people of London to transform into demolition machines hurling Molotov cocktails, breaking open shop windows and attacking their fellow Englishmen?