Archive for May 3rd, 2004
Magnitude Seven Earthquake Possible in OC
After an enormous amount of sample collecting and data analysis, research conducted by Lisa Grant, assistant professor of environmental health, scienc
Irvine Meadows West Has to Go
A grim sense of inevitability has pervaded questions of Irvine Meadows West’s demolition plans since the late 90s, and
after a spate of protests, arr
Control Pleasure for Progress
Aggression is never a behavior I display after smoking marijuana or engaging in pre-marital intercourse.
The Lower Ranks of Higher Education
Quite frankly, the proposed solutions to the budget crisis are just getting embarrassing. First, an executive decision was made to cut outreach progra
Spring Election Failures
When all the votes were counted in the ASUCI’s spring elections, a little over 3,700 students voted or approximately 19 percent voter turnout. While t
Legitimizing College Admissions
Like many others in their college days, David Benjamin Gruenbaum dreamed of becoming a professional musician. Like many others in their college days,
