Archive for May 16th, 2005
Beach Pollution Costs Millions
When Dr. Ryan Dwight started his graduate studies at UC Irvine he spent a considerable amount of time surfing at the beach and trying to come up with
ASUCI Revamps Legal Clinic After Severing Ties With CSU Long Beac
For four years, the Associated Students of UC Irvine has provided UCI students with the College Legal Clinic, giving them the opportunity to receive f
Groups Support New Financial Aid Program
On May 11 at the Humanities Star Plaza, the California Public Interest Research Group and Associated Students of UC Irvine co-sponsored ‘Free Money fo
Urban Planning Professors Raise Awareness on Growing Inequality
Television shows such as ‘The OC’ have given Orange County a reputation for being affluent, with expensive cars and wealthy lifestyles. On average, OC
Water Table to be Focal Point of New Arts Plaza
Maya Lin, the artist and architect who created the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., was commissioned in 2000 to redesign the Claire Trev
News in Brief
AFSCME Workers Ratify New Labor Contract With UC
UC service workers recently voted to accept a new contract that, among other provisions, establishes
Star Wars – Revenge of the Sith
As the curtain rose above a packed house at the Westwood Village Theater, a lump rose in my throat. For my entire life there had been ‘Star Wars,’ but
Sugarcult and Letter Kills at Bren
With his stringy sunbleached hair, scruffy beard and a wicked tan, Tim Pagnotta sits relaxed and, judging by the plate of used mayonnaise and mustard
Schneider: From Hot Chicks to Male Gigolos
Actor/writer/comedian Rob Schneider is quite aware of the predicament of the comedy sequel. Though his new movie ‘Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo,’ whi
The Eleventh Annual Vans Warped Tour Is Near
It’s a sweaty Wednesday afternoon in Hollywood. At its best, traffic is slow and tedious along Sunset Boulevard. After maneuvering down the steep hill
