Daily Archives: Jan 25, 2011

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Taking The Long ‘Way Back’

WALK: Peter Weir’s latest film only tells a shade of the extraordinary story it tries to portray.

‘Low Country’ for Old Man

SOULFUL:Legendary southern rock artist Gregg Allman explores the blues with his latest album.

No Magic in This ‘Kingdom’

GAMING: The latest installment of this Disney/“Final Fantasy” hybrid fails to thrill players.

The Decemberists Aren’t ‘Dead’

HISTORY: The Decemberists have finally come out of the 18th century and into the modern age.

UC Irvine Homecoming 2011

Homecoming this year was a tremendous success. ASUCI held numerous events throughout the week which tested this year's homecoming court on everything from their...

Get Your Gun

ARMED: Murder of six in an Arizona church prompts congressman to encourage the right to bear arms.

Budget Continues to Present Problems

DOLLAR:: Money for universities continues to dwindle — this time, research proves the negative ramifications.

Discussing the Constitutional Legitimacy of the WikiLeak

DEBATE: Dean Erwin Chemerinsky and Professor John Eastman talk WikiLeaks at Chapman.

“Language of the Unheard”

KING: January marks a month of celebrating one of the greatest peacemakers of the 20th century.

The 32A Story: A is for Awesome!

If my boobs could talk, they would probably say many things. For one, they would probably tell me how much they hated being surrounded by the padding from my high school prom dress. They would probably tell me how uncomfortable it is when popcorn gets stuck down there during a movie. They would probably scream how much they hate Victoria’s Secret because they feel that the saleswomen laugh at them. But most of all, I think they would tell me how hurt they’ve felt that I disliked them for so long, because after all, they probably have feelings too.

What’s Your Sign? Ophiuchus Who?

It felt as though the world had completely lost its mind — the zodiac calendar changed and whatever your original sign was probably fell victim to this awful tilt of the Earth’s axis. Gone were the standard 12 zodiac constellations and, with it, our sanity.

Working in the Fields

It’s 5 o’clock in the morning when my alarm rings. It is time to go to work. After listening to a few seconds of Coldplay’s “Yellow,” I turn off my alarm and open my eyes. The room is dark. The night-light from the hallway creeps under the shut door and provides the only visible light in my room.

Careers and Defying Parental Control

Twenty years ago, I entered this world with no idea of what I wanted to be when I grew up. Sometime after that, I wanted to become a Pokemon master. At age 11, I was waiting for my letter from Hogwarts so I could grow up to be a wizard. Today, I’m working toward a career in journalism. And for some reason, out of all those career dreams, my mother objected to my career as a journalist the most.

Chua and the Death of Sincerity

Lady Gaga may have sang “Poker Face,” but in light of the media conflagration ignited by the Wall Street Journal article “Why Chinese Mothers...

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