Archive for 2009
UCI Basketball is Greater than Laker Basketball. Here are 6 Reasons Why
For how many NBA fans and ARC basketball players there are at UC Irvine, Anteater basketball should be a sell out every night.
The Brett Favre Saga has become the stuff of Soap Opera Drama
In my closet at home, I have a dark green football jersey hanging that hasn’t been worn since January 2008. That was the last time the Green Bay Packers went to the NFC Championship game. That was also the last postseason game for the franchise. That was also the last time Brett Favre played for the Packers. My jersey has a number four on the back of it.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show
I lost my virginity on Oct. 31, around 12:15 a.m. at the Nuart Theater in Santa Monica. My “Rocky Horror Picture Show” virginity, that is. It was an experience that I will never forget. The show included a play of how Tim Burton would have made the “Rocky Horror Picture Show” a striptease, a costume contest and a man in a Princess Leia bikini similar to the one in “Star Wars Episode VI.”
Antstock Awards Talented Anteaters
FESTIVAL: The Fourth Annual Antstock music competition gives talented Zot-Zotters a chance at UCI fame.
UAG Showcases Argentinean Art
REVOLUTIONS: The UAG exhibit spotlights political and thought-provoking artwork from 1960’s Argentina.
NEA Increases Cultural Spending
FUNDING: President Obama furthers efforts to increase spending in the arts and humanities scene.
Weezer Keeps Fans Snug & Warm
RADICAL: Weezer steps in a catchy, poppy direction, leaving old fans nonplussed but placated.
‘Goats’ Fails to Hypnotize
PSYCHIC: The political satire “The Men Who Stare At Goats” lacks the gut-busting laughs viewers expected.
Facebookers: Stop Updating Your Facebook!
It’s hard to complain about Facebook when you’re a Facebook user. Eventually, you’re going to complain about something that you do and you’re going to look like a complete hypocrite. But I don’t care. People need to know when they are acting like complete idiots on Facebook.
Happy 40th Birthday, Sesame Street!
“Sunny day, everything’s A-OK…”
Who among us can hear these optimistic words without being transported back to a simpler time? A time of learning the alphabet, counting along to catchy tune, loving milk and cookie, and the monsters that devour them? For 40 years, the average childhood has been tinted with the rosy hues of “Sesame Street.”
