Archive for May 10th, 2004
Track and Field Ready For Big West
College athletics is a microcosm, a world set apart from the rest of the campus, with it’s own set of students who not only take part in the rigors of
Simple Biology Explains the History of the True Sports Fan
Sports fans will paint every inch of their skin and brave sub-zero temperatures.
Men’s Golf Awaits Bid for NCAA Regional
This season has been a roller coaster for the UC Irvine Men’s Golf team.
Sports in Brief
Baseball Takes First Two Games Away From Mustangs, Endrikat and Morton Selected For NCAA Doubles, Pelzel Named Second-team All-American, Won 30th in N
UCI Ends Season Ranked 17th
The UC Irvine Women’s Water Polo team (10-21, 3-8) finished the season ranked 17th in the nation after placing 11th at the Mountain Pacific Sports Fed
Distinctions of Blurred Lines
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
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
Many Faces of War
Dear Iraq,
Please believe that we’re not all monsters. Despite what happened to your people, please understand that our leadership just felt that we
Letters to the Editor
Trailer Park Worth Fighting For, Behind the Scenes of the IMW Closure, More ASUCI Disappointments
Mes de la Raza
While there are many active cultures and ethnicities at UCI, many students believe that there is always more room to educate and present these culture
