Archive for October, 2008
Kate Berrini: A Striking Success
SOCCER: UCI striker Kate Berrini embraced the striker role this season, and it has paid off for her and us.
Irvine Dominates Davis; Loses to Pacific
VOLLEYBALL: Women Anteaters go on the road and take one of two Big West games.
‘Eaters Bounce Back
SOCCER: Men’s soccer bounces back and takes care of UC Riverside on the road 4-2.
Los Angeles General Managers Making All the Right Moves
THE ORACLE: Make way, Mitch Kupchak; Ned Colleti has quickly propelled himself into the general managerial elite.
Sports and Politics: Having a Special Place Together in this World
THE HYPOTHESIS: On Nov. 4, I will push aside the curtain of my voting booth and, with pen in hand, write in which candidate I want to see in office. I am going to vote for the “Blue Party.” No, not the Obamacan blue party. The Dodger Blue party.
Klitschko and Dawson Come out Victorious
BOXING: Vitalki Klitschko takes care of Samuel Peter and rising star Chad Dawson upsets Antonio Tarver.
Men’s Singles Impress
TENNIS: Khumpol Isarra and Steven Henderson impress at the Pre-Regional Tournament in singles events.
Getting to Know Jane Chin
GOLF: Red-shirt senior Jane Chin talks about taking a year off, the pressures and future plans.
Artists Sing a Different Note than the Music Industry
It’s hard to rage against the machine. However, if you’re a well-established name in the music industry, it may have just become easier.
Pulling the Chord on Polls
The media has consistently used polls to create news and forward its liberal agenda.
