09 | February | 2004 | New University

‘Le Mentale’ Examines Living Life By a Code

Manuel Boursinhac's second feature-length film, 'Le Mentale' (The Code) embodies the underworld of European suburban gangsters who live their lives ac

It’s a ‘Miracle’ That It’s Over

'Do you believe in miracles?'

Editor’s Picks for Things to Do

For those who are anticipating a dateless Valentine's Day

Celebrate Valentine’s Day the ‘V’ Way

'If your vagina could be any object, other than a vagina, what would it be?' The question is abrupt and makes many in the room giggle nervously.

Blender Magazine is Maxium’s Ode to Pop Culture

OK, I'm going to go out on a limb here and make the claim that many guys aren't huge fans of Valentine's Day. I'm not saying all

Fall out Boy

Outside the House of Blues in Anaheim Fall Out Boy's bassist Pete Wentz is both ignored and fawned over within a period of five minutes.

News in Brief

Voters to Decide on $12.3 Billion Bond on March 2 Proposition 55, the Kindergarten-University Public Education Facilities Bond Act of 2004 addre

UC Freshman Applicants Drop in Number From Previous Year

For the first time in over a decade, data from the University of California Office of the President has revealed that fewer students applied to the un

OCTA Finalizes CenterLine Route

The Orange County Transportation Authority Board of Directors has approved a final route for the CenterLine light rail project, and construction could

Schools Offer New Majors in Biology and Informatics

The School of Biological Sciences will be introducing four new majors available next fall: ecology and evolutionary biology, genetics, neurobiology, a

Speaker Criticizes Palestinian Media

On Oct. 2003, Itamar Marcus, director of Palestinian Media Watch, testified before the U.S. Senate and prompted Sen. Hillary Clinton to state, 'We sho

The College Gourmet

With red roses blooming in flower stands and pink hearts adorning every store display, the marketing effects of Valentine's Day are fulfilling its ca

Engineering Anteaters Show Off Their Tau-lent

Would you like to win $50? $100? Well, too bad, because you just missed your chance to do so at the third annual Tau-lent show. The Tau-lent show is o

‘Get Your Swing On’ in the OC

The common lament of most UCI students is, 'There's nothing to do in Irvine' or 'Irvine is so boring.' But you can't expect the entertainment to come

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