05 | March | 2007 | New University

Letters to the Editor

Hate Against Emo Kids Unjustified Last week I read an article in the paper titled 'Emo Kids and Their Useless Contributions to Society,' (Feb. 26)....

Men’s Basketball Unable to Hold Late Lead

BASKETBALL: Senior forward Mark Kelley scored a career-high 24 points and grabbed nine rebounds for UCI.

Kei Akagi: The Tokyo Trio

You may have seen him around campus, usually in the Arts Plaza: At first you might think he's an Asian hippie. You might even...

Men’s Volleyball Sinks Tritons

VOLLEYBALL: The men's volleyball team has won seven straight games after wins over UC San Diego and Long Beach.

The Classics (and Others) Strike Back in Flashback Tuesdays

Not so long ago

Life After Graduation Will Be Predictable for the Peace Corps Volunteer

Road to the "real" real world

‘Pendleton Is a Terrorist Training Ground’

The Young Democrats hosted an anti-war rally featuring political musicians and student speakers such as Timothy Wright, who spoke out against the Iraq War...

Women’s B-Ball Tournament Preview

BASKETBALL: The women's basketball team begins the Big West Tournament on Wednesday.

Tough Road Ahead for John McCain

With so many potential presidential candidates looking forward to the 2008 presidential election, we can all expect the campaign to be very heated, with...

Pledge Death Witnesses Break Silence

CRIME: The death of Kenny Luong after a Lambda Phi Epsilon football game is still being investigated.

Track and Field Starts Season Strong

The UC Irvine track and field team kicked off its 2007 season with a solid performance at the All-UC Meet on Saturday. The men's...

UCI Anti-Semitism Distorted

Editorial

Classic Thai Cowboy Story in ‘Tiger’

'Tears of the Black Tiger' tells the story of a Thai cowboy and the woman he loves. Basically, it's the clich

Eating Disorder Awareness Week

HEALTH: The Health Education Center helps students understand the origins and dangers of eating disorders.

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