April | 2010 | New University

Drama at Dawn: English Premier League Update

Set your alarm clocks to constitutional monarchy and your coffee to tea because here on the west coast, the drama of English Premier...

Champions Once Again

Water polo: UCI upset No. 1 Pacific, then beat No. 2 seed CSUN for their second straight Big West title.

The NBA: Where Amazingly Boring and Stretched Out Playoffs Happens

The pride of UC Irvine, Scott Brooks, was named the National Basketball Association’s Head Coach of the Year last week. Because of a strong...

And the First Pick in the 2010 NFL Draft is a Potential Bust in the Making

Because the Padres are currently in first place in the N.L. West, the NFL Draft took on a little more meaning for me this...

Bergman Baffles Davis, UCI Sweeps

Baseball: UCI gets back on the right track by beating SDSU and defeating the Aggies three times in Davis.

Evan Lysacek: Ready to Take on the World

Lysacek: Karen Zhou talks about the Gold Medalist Olympian and “Dancing With The Star” contestant.

Volleyball Season Ends With a Whimper

V-ball: Anteaters lose in the first round of the MPSF Tourament to Stanford, 3-1, ending season at 15-15.

Newport Beach Film Festival

The Newport Beach Film Festival kicked off with a star-studded premiere night last Thursday, April 22. With a red carpet entrance attended by Orange...

‘Magnetic’ Aqualung

SONGWRITER: Matt Hales returns as Aqualung, crooning new tunes with some help from his friends.

A ‘Fever’ For my Valentine

NU-METAL: Bullet For My Valentine keeps pumping out infectious songs in their latest release, “Fever.”

‘Emergence’: Art & Artificial Life

NEW MEDIA: The Beall Center displays works by international artists that utilize cutting edge technology.

‘The Losers,’ Well, Loses

COMIC-FLICK: The latest “edgy” comic book adaption turns out to be completely predictable.

Coachella rocks yet again

FESTIVAL: It’s time to count down the best and the worst of Southern California’s ultimate gathering of music and art.

Internet Neutrality Sparks Concern

WEB: The possibility of charging for higher bandwidth websites may lead to an end to internet neutrality.

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