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The UC Irvine Track and Field Program is back in action with this past weekend's All-UC meet at Anteater Stadium. Five different Anteaters beat out the rest of the UC System and won their respective events, but Lauren Collins was the highlight of the weekend. She set a new school record in the high jump, by lifting herself over the 6-foot bar.

SPORTS: Women's water polo, tennis and men's tennis all gather impressive wins. Collins breaks her own record.

SWIMMING AND DIVING: Men's team finishes third and women's team finishes fifth in Big West final meet.

VOLLEYBALL: Friday Night saw a men's match between two powerhouses with Irvine staying determined and coming out on top.

BASEBALL: 'Eaters lose to the number-one team in the nation but smash the other two games at Minute Made Park.

THE FRESHNESS: The time is approaching rapidly. Do not, I repeat, do not be left behind for what is about to happen. Plant yourself in the middle of it and never stray from that center of this excitement.

THE SWAGGER: Don't be alarmed by the box score of Friday afternoon's result for your fifth-ranked UC Irvine baseball team.

BASKETBALL: Men's Basketball lost a close one early in the week but pulled out a huge overtime win on Homecoming night.

Khaled Abu Toameh speaks about the Israel-Hamas war. Toameh is an award-winning Arab-Israeli journalist for the Jerusalem Post who formerly wrote for the Palestinian Liberation Organization.

FESTIVAL: Campus groups cooperate to host street fair for students, alumni and their families.

LECTURE: The former CEO advised students about factors of luck and circumstance in starting a business.

COMPETITION: Student group makes strides to top its peak performance from last year's team.

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