Daily Archives: Jun 23, 2008

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Beck & Sigur Rós Tone Down

Reviews: Beck's "Modern Guilt" and Sigur Rós' "Með suð í eyrum við spilum endalaust"

2008 Baseball Notes

The Anteaters finished with a 42-18 overall record after finishing their season in a super regional against LSU.

How I Became An Italian Soccer Player While Overseas

THE HYPOTHESIS: When being asked the question "Where are your cleats at?" in Italian, it sounds like this: "Dove la sua scarpini?" What? Now imagine that being yelled at you by a boisterous, middle-aged Roman soccer coach who never fully explained if he had a real job, only mentioning that he had "meetings" to attend.

UCI Finishes 11th in Nation

BASEBALL: UCI finishes 42-18 and made its second consecutive trip the NCAA Super Regionals.

UCI Baseball Fans and Laker Fans Be proud of Your Teams’ Success!

THE ORACLE: Although both teams were obliterated in their final games, the fact that each had unexpectedly successful seasons cannot go unnoticed.

Lil’ Wayne Provides a Moment of Optimism for the Music Industry

As record sales have been steadily declining since the birth of file-sharing programs around the turn of the millennium, it's no secret that the music industry is in a dire position. Coming face to face with the reality that older, traditional models catered toward selling a mass number of records aren't quite working anymore, records label are desperately trying to find new ways to bring in revenue. But this past week has been an anomaly of sorts for the record industry and has given label executives renewed optimism that record buyers still exist.

‘Metal Gear’ Proves to be Nothing Short of ‘Solid’

The game industry rarely sees gems that can be classified as masterpieces. "Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots" is, unquestionably, one of those scarcities.

Coldplay Alive on ‘Viva’

When Chris Martin isn't on a crusade for the betterment of mankind, he plays in a little band called Coldplay. His band makes music that will solve all your problems, or at least repeat them for you with a pretty little backdrop.

Notes from a University Bathroom

Recently, I came across an interesting piece of graffiti artwork in a Langson Library bathroom. It read, "Honey, why are you writing on bathroom walls? I didn't pay $30,000 a year for this! Get back to work! Love, mom. P.S. Call me often. P.P.S. Clean up your room!"

Shanghai: The Queen of the Orient

Jet lag often gives me the opportunity to see Shanghai bright and early at 5:30 a.m. Urban living consists of scattered family members still dressed in cartoon animal pajamas sitting on small plastic chairs, slurping their breakfast noodles over worn wooden tables, as well as people emptying their chamber pots into public toilets.

Viacom Sues YouTube with a Sweet Smile

Last month, Viacom amended a lawsuit that it filed against Google-owned YouTube one year ago, citing the Web site's "inability to keep copyrighted material off its site."

The Porous Politics of Branding

Liberalism and conservatism are two terms that are often heard during political discourse. However, while presidential candidates talk about all kinds of policy initiatives and philosophical viewpoints, it is rare to hear them refer to themselves, their proposals or their ideas as conservative or liberal.

Philly Scouting Out Solutions for Boy Scouts

I spent 14 years of my life in a neckerchief and short-shorts. Yes, approximately once a week, beginning at the age of four, I put on a Cub Scout uniform and went to meetings.

‘An Inconvenient Truth’ About Oil

I hope oil hits $400 per barrel. I say that without a drop of sarcasm. The only thing that can burrow through the myriad of government-erected barriers to high supply and low prices is the market.

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