April | 2005 | New University | UC Irvine

What the New Pope Will Bring

The passing of Pope John Paul II, whose papacy was the third longest in the history of the Catholic Church and the only one many of us had ever known,

Nanking Should Be Remembered

It has been suggested that history has always been written by the hegemonic group

Greek Life Underreported

Since its inception, UC Irvine has always lacked the school spirit that has characterized the other UC schools. Students are often quick to noticed th

Google, Froogle and Other Helpful Treasures

Google.com might very well be the greatest online invention since, well

A Mourning for the Generations

Amidst the booths and giant wooden cutouts of the various fraternities' and sororities' Greek letters, club members passing out pamphlets, loudspeaker

Womenfest: in Pictures

Vinod Sastry, a fourth-year mathematics and sociology double major and member of Hindu Student Council, performs a song about his motherland.

Cornerstone Prices Are Far From Rock Bottom

Ah, there's nothing like the smell of blueberry scones in the morning. But with Cornerstone Cafe conveniently located at what used to be the hub of st

Confessions of a Sinful Church

Josh Matlock believes that a lack of understanding exists among members of the community toward the church.

News in Brief

AFSCME Reaches Agreement With UC After Strike After a one-day strike on April 14, 2005, the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employ

UCIPD Searches for New Chief

After serving with the UC Irvine Police Department for five years, Chief of Police Al Brown has announced his decision to retire at the end of this ac

UCI Loses Courthouse Bid to Santa Ana

On April 15, the California Judicial Council unanimously voted to award a new state appellate courthouse to the city of Santa Ana instead of UC Irvine

Walkout Protests Tuition Hikes

On April 20, the University of California Student Association sponsored the California Statewide Walkout for students to demonstrate against budget cu

NACS Implements New System To Guard Against Spam

UC Irvine's Network and Academic Computing Services will implement a new system designed to combat an increase in the amount of spam in UCInetID e-ma

Questions Remain After Tri-Delta Incident

Several minutes past midnight on April 21, members of the UC Irvine Police Department and Orange County Fire Authority responded to a call from the De

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