Archive for October, 2005
Students Allege Worker Neglect
On Oct. 26, three UC Irvine students released a report alleging mistreatment of contracted food service and landscaping workers on campus.
Vietnam Ambassador Speaks
On Thursday, Oct. 27, Ambassador to Vietnam Michael Marine spoke at UC Irvine’s Cross-Cultural Center about current issues concerning Vietnam.
Chancellor’s Distinguished Fellows Series Is Underway
On Oct. 20, UC Irvine began its yearly Chancellor’s Distinguished Fellows Series, during which the school will host an array of learned speakers from
UCI Studies Effects of Exercise on Premature Babies
Incidents of premature births continue to increase, making it imperative for researchers to identify methods to enhance weight gain and to reduce the
$3.6 Million Maya Lin Arts Plaza Opens
On Oct. 25, students, faculty and university officials joined artist Maya Lin and landscape architect Pamela Burton in the unveiling of the transforme
A Student Journalist Travels
One hundred fifteen-degree weather, a camera, a notebook and dozens of Ein Gedi water bottles were all I needed to experience Israel.
Research and Recreation at the UCI Observatory
While the expansion of the universe accelerates, the UC Irvine community and the public can increase their knowledge of the universe by attending the
ACE: Building a World Between Arts and Sciences
The words ‘Arts Computation Engineering’ don’t instantly conjure up an image in my head. At least they didn’t when I used to pass the ACE trailers beh
UCI Latin Dance Revives Ballroom
Of the many dance organizations on the UC Irvine campus, modern dance has been one of the more crowd-friendly sources of participation. Groups like Ka
