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New University on the 2026 ASUCI election results

Editor In Chief - April 30, 2026

Gasoline Corporations Misleading Consumers

OpinionDerek Krueger - May 17, 2004

Gasoline prices are unfair. Both the corporations and the government are taking unfair advantage of the consumer by limiting supply and keeping prices

Good, Bad and Ugly Justifications of War 1

OpinionLoren Casuto - May 17, 2004

The events in the Middle East seemed to more accurately reflect the Middle Ages, not the 21st century.

Good, Bad and Ugly Justifications of War 2

OpinionKaveh Heravi - May 17, 2004

The latest chapter of the Iraq war seems like a tangle between a desert version of 'A Clockwork Orange' and 'Mad Max.'

Letters to the Editor

OpinionSteven Guess - May 17, 2004

Just Orders from My Lai, Nuremburg and Abu Ghraib

Beloved Teacher’s Dismissal

OpinionHarry Mangalam - May 17, 2004

Karen Minns is the best teacher that I have personally ever known. So why is UCI is trying to fire her?

Letters to the Editor

OpinionCompilation - May 10, 2004

Trailer Park Worth Fighting For, Behind the Scenes of the IMW Closure, More ASUCI Disappointments

Prisoner Abuses Come As No Surprise

OpinionEditorial - May 10, 2004

The uproar and commotion that followed the release of the Abu Ghraib Iraqi prisoner abuse photos hardly comes as a surprise. These images are upsettin

Distinctions of Blurred Lines

OpinionRonen Zargarof - May 10, 2004

Affirmative action and racial profiling are very similar conceptually, in that they both use race as a discriminating factor to attain a worthy goal.

Career Fair Prepares Us for the Worst

OpinionJulian Gonzales - May 10, 2004

How great a feeling it must be to know that the hard work you put into studying late for finals and midterms, reading textbooks upon textbooks, and le