Monthly Archives: October, 2004

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The ‘Blue & Gold Report’ Show Hits KUCI Airwaves

Mark Roberts is one of the newest hosts at KUCI. His segment is the 'Blue & Gold Report,' which aired it's first show this past Tuesday evening. But

Men’s Soccer Sweeps UC Davis, 3-0

The UC Irvine Men's Soccer team defeated UC Davis 3-0 on Friday, Oct. 1, at Anteater Stadium. The home game revealed all of the Anteaters' hard work;

W. Volleyball Tops Aggies at Home

Halfway through their regular season, UCI has won the first three of a five-match home stand to improve their standing to 10-4 overall and 4-2 in the

Baseball Players are Getting Paid Big Bucks to Attack Fans?

Anybody caught watching baseball over the course of the past couple of weeks might have been alarmed by the recent outbursts of violence between playe

Campuswide Traditions in Anteaterland

Another year at UCI is under way and for that reason we should all be reminded what school spirit is, and for those who are new to our campus, provide

Nintendo Successfully Fused Story of the Year, lostprophets, My C

If fusion is by definition, 'The act or procedure of liquefying or melting by the application of heat,' then the Nintendo Fusion Tour on Sept. 28 at t

Cornered! A Weekly CD Review

Rarely does a song come around that will 'change your life,' but Natalie Portman was pretty close when she made the claim in 'Garden State.' Both the

Two Fins Up to a Hilarious ‘Shark Tale’

Yes, it's another fish cartoon and no, it's nothing like 'Finding Nemo.' Now that we've settled that, 'Shark Tale' can be appreciated for what it is:

What Are They Feeding the Kids In Arizona These Days?

I guess Republican Sen. John McCain and my cactus-pride roommate are not the only Arizonians stirring things up. It appears that a plethora of bands m

Lewis Licks From Screen to Stage

Those of you who went to the Vans Warped Tour this summer most likely had a striking case of deja vu if you caught Juliette and the Licks' set. Wearin

Molecules Can Extend Lives of HIV Infected

Assistant professor Gregory Weiss of the Department of Chemistry and his team of researchers have discovered small molecules called guanidine alkaloid

Parking Woes Continue Due to Construction Postponements

Due to unforeseen increases in construction costs, the opening of the Engineering Parking Structure, a structure important to relieving the problem of

Supporters of Prop. 72 Rally at UCIMC

On the morning of Sept. 30, at a busy street corner in front of the UCI Medical Center, a group of health care workers gathered in a press conference

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