Archive for October, 2004

Voters Project Needs to Educate Students

According to Orange County Registrar statistics, the most proportionately under-represented age group in voter registration nationwide are youths betw

Beneath ‘Friday Night Lights,’ Football is Life

‘Friday Night Lights’ is a sports movie, but it’s not just ‘another’ sports movie. On the surface, it’s a film based on the H.G. Bissinger novel of th

Kerry Not the Only Flip-Flopper

There is a problem with the Bush-Cheney campaign’s ongoing criticisms of John Kerry’s congressional voting record. Recent ads characterizing Kerry as

Cornered! A Weekly CD Review – “In Love and Death” by The Used

When The Used emerged in 2002 with a self-titled debut, the band was instantly adored by nearly all outlets of musical analysis. In preparing for thei

Prop. 66 Limits Prop. 184

Voted for by 72 percent of the public and widely referred to as the Three Strikes law, Proposition 184 has provided justified prosecution for criminal

Plastic SurgeryAll Over TV

After a week of agreeing with other ‘good Americans’ to watch the highly anticipated presidential debate, I collected my food and sat in the warmth of

Vice Presidential Debate Proves Edwards a Winner

Last Tuesday night’s debate between Vice President Dick Cheney and vice presidential candidate John Edwards marked the only occasion on which the two

Bush vs. Kerry:

Bush’s Platform
By Eric Schafer

President Bush plans to continue improving the economy if he wins the 2004 election through his reforms and six-po

Students, Professors Reflect on Debate

On Oct. 3, Democratic presidential hopeful, John Kerry, clashed with Republican incumbent, George W. Bush, in the first of three policy debates.

Millions Intended for Research Misspent

After a year-long investigation into the epidemiology division of the College of Medicine, UCI’s Internal Audit Services released an interim report to