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The relatability trap: Selling the ordinary candidate

Jacqueline Lee - August 30, 2026

Surviving as a Giants Fan

OpinionMike Sondheim - May 2, 2005

Baseball is a sport of class and sophistication. To put it simply, Dodgers fans have a severe and troubling lack of any shred of these characteristics

U.S. Soldiers Lack Armor

OpinionBryce Plank - May 2, 2005

You see them every time you drive these days: the yellow ribbons adhered to the backs of cars reminding people to 'support our troops.' H

A Japanese Perspective on Nanking

OpinionKohei Nakamura - May 2, 2005

With recent Japanese-Chinese relationship problems in the news, I was once again reminded of the long-lasting controversy over Japanese history textbo

Letters to the Editor

OpinionCompilation - May 2, 2005

Free Speech Not Hate Speech As a resident of Tustin California, although not a student, I occasionally use the library facilities at the University

Greek Life Underreported

OpinionEditorial - April 25, 2005

Since its inception, UC Irvine has always lacked the school spirit that has characterized the other UC schools. Students are often quick to noticed th

Nanking Should Be Remembered

OpinionKaren Hsieh - April 25, 2005

It has been suggested that history has always been written by the hegemonic group

What the New Pope Will Bring

OpinionBryce Plank - April 25, 2005

The passing of Pope John Paul II, whose papacy was the third longest in the history of the Catholic Church and the only one many of us had ever known,

When Competition Clouds Judgement

OpinionAlex Chazen - April 25, 2005

Competition is present in all of our lives, almost all of the time. We all compete whether we like to or not, for better grades on curved tests, for i