Opinion

The revolts and riots in France were initially instigated after two youths from a housing project district outside Paris were electrocuted while hiding in a substation from the police, but the outcry of frustration from the immigrant population had long b

On Nov. 11, after it was announced that the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services would no longer fund the UC Irvine Medical Center's liver transplant program, Dr. Ralph Cygan, the chief executive officer of the UCIMC, wrote in a statement: 'As disa

Xbox 360 Premium System: $399. Project Gotham Racing 3, Call of Duty 2, Perfect Dark Zero: $169.97. Two extra wireless controllers: $99.98. Paying Uncle Sam his dues: $48.50. The next generation console experience: Priceless?

Utilizing the tools you have is an essential aspect of efficiency. Such tools on this campus include the various academic advising offices made available to the students through each of the schools at UCI. However, what's offered at these places is often

To avoid any misunderstanding during the reading of this article, let me clarify one point. My first choice of college was not UC Irvine, nor was it my second, third or fourth choice.

There is no doubt that technological advancements have vastly improved our lifestyles. This can be seen with the creation of the cell phone, iPod, X Box, and other types of gadgets that many of us posses. Yet, technology is doing just that

Playboy's dumbest playmate to date, Vickie Lynn Hogan

I agree with Reut Cohen's statement that racism should have no place on campus.

It seems that the temporary brain fart that allowed Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger to be voted into office during the California Recall Election in Nov. 2002 has dissipated and Californians are beginning to smell more clearly.

Should the United States own the Internet? It seems like a pretty silly question to ask given the global and seemingly indestructible nature of the network, but it is a question the international community has posed repeatedly of late.

On Nov. 8, gunmen ambushed two more defense lawyers involved in the prosecution of Saddam Hussein and his assistants. One defense lawyer was killed, making this the second killing of a defense lawyer in less than three weeks.

Genocide and mass murder have become topics relegated to academics and people whose ancestors were victims of these crimes. It is no wonder that most Americans have little knowledge of the events taking place in the Darfur region of Sudan.