Daily Archives: Sep 2, 2008

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UCI Olympians Shine

Olympics: 10 Anteaters make their mark in Beijing, with one gold and five silver medals in their respective sports.

Except in Irvine, College Football Hits Campuses Nationwide.

THE HYPOTHESIS: Ladies and gentlemen, our Saturdays have officially become better. Saturdays play host to college football throughout the country and we get to watch players and students put everything on the line in the name of their school colors.

This is a Good a Year as Any for Anteater Soccer to Make Its Mark.

THE ORACLE: This may be the year both the men's and women's soccer teams break out. There, I said it. This season should be when Scott Juniper's women's squad takes it to the next level, and George Kuntz's squad bounces back.

Sights Set on the Top

Volleyball: Women's team is tabbed to finish third in Big West, but is confident it can surpass past success.

‘Eaters in Silver Lining

Ryan Bailey, Jeff Powers, Rick Merlo, and Tim Hutten represented UCI in the Olympics by winning an unexpected silver medal, their first medal since 1988.

Vexing Video Game Violence is Fool’s Gold

I sure hope the anti-corporate forces of Barack Obama's campaign get nowhere near the White House. Why? Because of garbage like this...

PirateBay ‘ARRRS’ its Way Into Textbook Downloads

High textbook prices are nothing new to us college folk. Every quarter I drop by TextMania to suffer a barrage of blows to my bank account. If they don't have what I need, then I trek over to UC Irvine's bookstore and pay even more through the nose. Consider John E. McMurry's "Organic Chemistry." A new copy is listed for $209.95; discounted, it's bumped down to about $150; used copies run $110 and up. Sure, that's $100 in savings, but it's still $110 for a freakin' book.

Drinking to a Lower Age Limit

After a three-year absence, the Anthill Pub is back. You stroll in, place an order for some delectable fire ants and saunter up to the bar to order a drink. But whoops, you are only a lowly 18-year-old and sub human at best. Save the few who have decided to abstain from drinking, we have all lived through the awkward years of resorting to the lowliest of tactics in order to get that sweet nectar.

Dumbing Down a Generation

Each generation through the course of history cannot be abstracted from its place in time and culture. As a result, generations are often characterized by a trait that reflects the circumstances of a particular period in history. It would be fair to say that our current generation is shaped by the digital age; technology now affects behavior more than any other generation of the past.

News in Brief

Former UCI Professor's Alleged Murderer Pleads Not Guilty; Congress Passes Higher Education Act for First Time in 10 Years; Samueli Sentence Postponed

Student’s Death Determined as Suicide

INVESTIGATION: Third-year student found dead in car trunk; police departments confirm motive.

Panel of Scholars Addresses Potential War in Iran

DISCUSSION: Non-profit organization holds community dialogue to spread peace at home and in Iran.

Forum Interviews Presidential Candidates

Forum: Saddleback Church hosts first interviews with both candidates, probes personal and politics.

Maloof Money Cup

The Maloof Money Cup, a three-day professional skateboarding festival, took place in Costa Mesa this year, with over $450,000 in prize money up for grabs.

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