Archive for April 3rd, 2006
Abortion Issue Requires Respectful Debate
David Syatt’s article in the March 13 issue of the New University, entitled ‘Pro-Lifers Use Religious and Sexist Reasoning’ conveys a weak argument because the author did not exercise the principles he claimed to espouse.
It is unfortunate, because I ag
Death Penalty Reevaluated
With all the political and economic issues going on around us these days, it can be very easy to miss the truly newsworthy stories that foreshadow important changes in what society considers humane and acceptable.
No. 1 Volleyball Wins 17th Straight
Apparently the top-ranked UC Irvine Men’s Volleyball team is oblivious to the pressure that comes with being the target of the rest of the nation.
Taking the best shot No. 6 Long Beach State had to offer, UCI recovered from suspect passing and blocking i
Why Less is More These Days in Postseason Tournaments
If you’ve been following the college basketball tournament at all these last few weeks (and I know a lot of you have, judging by the size of UC Irvine’s Facebook pool alone) you’ve been treated to a competitive and upset-laden tournament that’s busted you
Women Overcome Close Start, Win 9-6 Over ASU
After a late start due to the referee being stuck in traffic for half an hour, the women’s water polo teams of UC Irvine and Arizona State University faced off at the Anteater Aquatics Complex last Saturday. The Anteaters, ranked 11th in the Mountain Paci
Men’s Tennis Shutout By UAB
As the rain swept in early Friday morning, it didn’t look as though the UC Irvine Men’s Tennis team (8-8, 1-1) would be doing much of anything besides trying to stay dry. The 27th annual Anteater Classic began the day before with a 5-2 win against the Uni
Recruiting: Tedious for Both Coaches and Athletes
ESPN glorifies the college recruiting process. During key recruiting seasons its Web site, ESPN.com, features rankings of the top high school prospects in football and basketball.
