Archive for November 19th, 2007
Fighting Hunger & Homelessness
COMMUNITY: Students help raise money to reduce the staggering numbers of less fortunate Americans.
UC Irvine Gave Bren Some Say Over Law School Dean
LAW SCHOOL: Document shows confidential agreement between Bren and Chancellor Drake.
Investigative Journalist Seymour Hersh Shares War Secrets
SPEAKER: UCI greets Hersh at the ninth annual Chancellor’s Distinguished Fellows Series.
Lt. Gov. Calls for Fee Caps
TUITION: Lieutenant Governor John Garamendi calls for a tuition cap for UC and CSU students.
Stem Cells May Reverse Brain Injury and Restore Memory
SCIENCE: Startling recovery in memory found through experimentation
Morrison Breaks Barriers with ‘Seeds of Peace’
SPEAKER: Morrison recounts the true story of six strangers who overcome cultural barriers.
Islam Awareness Week Promotes Understanding
CLUB: MSU’s week-long campus event aimed to correct misconceptions and distorted perceptions of Islam.
Misconceptions About Macs & Windows
Windows is the most used operating system in the world, but what about at UC Irvine? Take a look around at your next lecture, and you’ll see that Apple’s OS X is the most used operating system at UCI, not Windows. This is not surprising considering that 80 percent of the UCI Computerstore’s profits come [...]
Whole Foods: Wholly Everything You Could Want or Need
Judging by my past Turkey Days, Thanksgiving is broken down into three parts: shopping for groceries, cooking said groceries and eating whatever the hell happens to come out of the oven and off the stove. Hey, let’s be honest. I’m not ragging on the tradition of Thanksgiving, just those family members who can’t cook (yet [...]
Calm Down People: How to Let Go and Break the Worry Cycle
You may know this drill: you’re reading a magazine, and you spend more time flipping over the articles than actually reading them since so many of them seem irrelevant or just plain dumb. (Honestly, Cosmo, it’s not that easy to decipher a guy based on his hands.)
However, the other day, I was enjoying my [...]
