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Kosher Food Should Be Offered

Hebrew National hotdogs sizzling on the same grill as non-kosher hotdogs

ACADEMIC VICE PRESIDENT

Joel Crespo is a fourth-year Chicano/Latino studies and criminology, law and society major.

ADMINISTRATIVE AFFAIRS VP

Joseph Macias a third-year political science and Chicano/Latino studies major. Raymond Giang is a third-year international studies major.

STUDENT SERVICES VP

Noboru Nobu Ito is a fourth-year film studies major. Nathen Lee is a fourth-year insternational studies and sociology major.

EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT

Zachary Avallone is a second-year international studies major. Tye Nguyen Mai is a fifth-year philosophy and art history major. Lisha Kathleen Maddo

PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES

Kenn Huber is a second-year mathematics major. Bryce Gilleland is a fourth-year economics major. Carlos Feliciano is a third-year criminology, law

Identity Theft a Risk to Students

UC Irvine has your name, Social Security number and even some of your financial records. Many of these records are stored digitally on campus.

Pipes’ Beliefs Not Beneficial to Campus

As if inviting John Yoo to campus wasn't enough of an embarrassment for the year, UC Irvine also hosted one of the country's largest war mongrels, Dan

Give Pharmacists the Right to Choose

America: land of the free, home of the brave. We are a country built on the notion that each of us has 'certain unalienable Rights, that among these a

Judicial Branch Threatened

Rep. Steve King, R-Iowa, and other conservative congressmen have recently been creating controversy concerning the nature of the judiciary branch.

Beefing Up Border Patrol

At the beginning of April, a group of private citizens opposed to illegal immigration who called themselves the Minuteman Project

Students Can Object Military Recruitment

You can't help but notice the parade of military recruiters on campus lately. They appear with their flags and promises with increased regularity, and

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