Archive for April 5th, 2004
Dawn of the Dead
Stories about zombies have been around since the beginning of time. ‘Jumbee’ by Henry S. Whitehead, published in 1926, tells the story of zombies thro
DIW Magazine is a Look at the Independent Music Scene
After two whole UCI quarters of scavenging magazine racks, I never dreamed that there might be enough publications out there to sustain yet another qu
Proof That Your Enemies Can Also Be Your Friends
The bar area of the House of Blues in Anaheim is riddled with soaked-through Converse All-Stars shoes and a sea of various black hoodies while the mer
Polysics: Not Your Average Japanese Export
From the land that brought the world Neopets and decorative cell-phone accessories comes the Polysics
Sold Out
On March 21 Something Corporate, Yellowcard, Rufio and Steriogram played to a completely sold-out Bren Events Center. The result: Literally thousands
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The End of Human Suffering
There have been many articles written, many books published, many years of protests, talks, teach-ins, sit-ins, hunger strikes, speeches, walks and e
Being Picky is Healthy for your Brain
There were the Jews in 1930s Germany, then the Japanese in the West, and now it seems to be the Muslims’ turn.
United We Stand, Divided by Flags
‘Imagine there is no heaven, no hell, no religion, nothing to kill or die for and no need for greed or hunger. Imagine there are no countries and no p
Welcome all to the University of California
The recent University of California Office of the President report has an analysis of admissions that is, in essence, a hoax.
