Archive for June 5th, 2006
Students Raise Darfur Awareness
Students simulated a refugee camp on Ring Road in coordination with ‘Climb for Darfur’ event in Lake Forrest.
Prof Says Minimum Wage Hurts the Poor
The Social Science Dinner Club hosted a labor economist who spoke about minimum wage.
Grads Negotiate Housing Fees
After pressure from grad students, Gomez lowered rent increases from eight percent to four percent.
Library Exhibit Promotes Dissent
Professor Schwab replaced the original speaker in a talk promoting civil dissent at a Langson Library exhibit opening.
Immigration Discussion Panel Brings Ethnic Diversity to Debate
UCI presented a more diverse panel discussion on immigrants’ views of the immigration debate.
Leaving the Jungle for Something Scarier
Welcome to the Jungle
UCI Celebrates Poetry in Translation
Faultline, a journal of art and literature, celebrated the launch of its 15th volume with a reading at the UC Irvine bookstore on June 1. The program featured poetry by Paul Beilstein in a section called ‘Poetry in Translation’ and fiction by Geoffrey Wolff.
This reading featured an experimental section of translated poetry and also [...]
Aquarium of the Pacific; Dazzling + Dangerous
After the thrill of finals has concluded, if your bloodstream has surged with the impulse to hike, climb or swim, keep in mind that Mother Nature can be malicious as well as magnificent.
The Long Beach Aquarium of the Pacific, home to over 12,500 native aquatic creatures of the Pacific Ocean, has recently opened ‘Dazzling + [...]
