Daily Archives: Jan 7, 2008

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

For Smiles and Joy, Put the Christ in Christmas I'm writing in response to 'Christmas: Really a Religious Holiday?' by Eric Brunner because I...

Record Industry Strikes Sour Note on Copyright

The Recording Industry Assocation of America has declared that music users who simply rip music to their computers from legally purchased CDs are breaking...

Benazir Bhutto: Victim or Martyr?

As the first female Prime Minister of Pakistan, Benazir Bhutto was an important symbol of the budding female leadership in the Muslim world. As...

Ron Paul Revolutionizes Foreign Policy

On Nov. 5, 2007 an obscure GOP candidate with fringe support became national news when he raised $4.3 million in one day from one...

Dropping the Call on Telecom Immunity

As the new year begins, it is customary to reflect on the top stories of the past year. One story that has escaped the...

Newspapers ‘Ain’t’ Ended at the L.A. Times

Business and political circles have written much about the imminent death of mainstream media outlets, especially the national newspaper. With the proliferation of instant...

Brain Age: The Beginning of a Gaming Phenomenon

The Nintendo DS just turned three this holiday season. Since its release, Nintendo's smash-hit handheld has outsold the lifetime sales of the PlayStation 2...

Why So Serious? ‘The Dark Knight’ Is Coming

The darker and intensely eerier world from which our favorite misunderstood superhero came was finally explicated before our eyes with the 2005 release of...

Anderson Spills ‘Blood’ and Oil

Blood, oil and liquor combine to create a captivating portrait of tycoon Daniel Plainview in the latest film by Paul Thomas Anderson. Set during...

‘Juno’ ‘Knocks Up’ the Box Office

At the age of 16, worries like getting a license or dating are common, but Juno MacGuff's dilemma has 10 toes and 10 fingers. 'No,...

‘Late Night’ Shows Must Go On: Comedians Continue Without Writers

There is a bloody and violent conflict raging in Hollywood, one that is costing the American public dearly. Without the suspense of 'Heroes' to...

‘Eaters Play at Led Zeppelin Reunion

As I was guiding 2,000 pounds of automotive machinery through Costa Mesa traffic, I received a call that almost made me crash my car. 'Maya,...

Men’s Volleyball Picks up a Pair of Wins

VOLLEYBALL: Anteaters pick up victories versus Cal Baptist and UCSB before the conference opener Friday.

Swimming And Diving Teams Dominate

SWIMMING AND DIVING: Both the men's and women's teams finish first place in Saturday Invitationals.

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