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Does F Really Stand for Fat?

OpinionEditorial -
A in history, A in math, A in English and an F in body mass

Fun for All Ages at Albertson’s

OpinionDaniel Gordon -
I'm miffed by fellow Anteaters who gripe in ultrasonic frequencies about the alleged lack of things to do in Irvine. It's not that it's boring here. R

Is Bush Pulling a Fast One on Us? Again?

OpinionMatt Davis -
So did you see the State of the Union address? Setting aside the fact that the president has a smirk that makes him look like a used car salesman with

Pro and Con: Bush’s Guest Worker Program

OpinionJoshua Guerrero -
George W. Bush recently announced the proposal of a 'Guest Worker Program' wherein immigrants can attain legal documentation allowing them to work and

Affirmative Action on Campus

OpinionJacob Green -
With so many controversial buzzwords surfacing in the latest editions of the New University, I want to take this opportunity to introduce myself and s

U.S. Stumbling Backwards Regarding Diabilities Act

OpinionMaya Debbaneh -
The United States of America often claims to be the land where equal opportunity and the right to live free from discrimination is a priority for our

Letters to the Editor

OpinionCompilation -
Proposed State Budget & ASUCI Officers Respond

French Policy on Religious Intolerance

OpinionEditorial -
Perhaps some of our current political leaders can learn a thing or two from French President Jacques Chirac about how to handle the crisis in the Midd

We Saw the Budget Cuts Coming All Along

OpinionEditorial -
It is safe to assume that the honeymoon between Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and the state of California is officially over.

Finding Meaning and Yourself

OpinionBrian Baek -
As most college students around this campus look toward another quarter of school, most undoubtedly hit the essential question: What am I going to do

Commercialism Capitalizes on our Greed

OpinionAnnie Suh -
Everything becomes old: a must-have shirt bought hours ago becomes an ordinary apparel inside the closet, the mini cell phone that you thought was the

The Ultimate Myth of Objective Journalism

OpinionJoshua Guerrero -
The cornerstone of modern journalism is built on a lie, one of third-party disassociation defined in a stout set of principles regarding journalistic
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