Monthly Archives: March, 2011

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Rango’s Grand Adventure

DEPP: “Rango” tells the tale of a chameleon stranded in Nevada trying to save a ghost town from collapsing.

Turn a Beady Eye Here

RENEWAL: The remaining members of Oasis, now Beady Eye, do solid work with their debut album.

Wide Angle View

Just beyond the Santa Ana Artist Village Art Walk, still in earshot of a crooning street performer’s acoustic rendition of Bobby Freeman’s “Do You Wanna Dance” and right behind a sign that proudly declares the Orange County Center for Contemporary Art admission-free, the OCCCA held a reception this past Saturday for “Wide Angle View,” an exhibit on photojournalism.

Sports in Brief

Compiled by Ian Massey.

Women’s Tennis Cages Cougars

TENNIS: After dropping two doubles matches, UCI storms back in the singles matches to beat BYU.

Lady Anteaters Flop Twice

SKID: The Lady Anteaters enter the Big West Tournament on a three-game losing streak.

Antourage Insider: Big West Tournament Time

After watching Cal State Fullerton go 2-0 this week and losing to UC Riverside on Saturday, UC Irvine wound up as the eighth seed going into the Big West Tournament this weekend. If things had gone their way, UCI could have placed as high as fifth; instead, they will take on No. 1 seed Long Beach State at noon on Thursday at the Honda Center.

Cardinal Sin Ruins Home Cooking

SPLIT: After losing to Stanford, UCI swept the UOP to go 5-1 in their six-match homestand.

New U Sports Winter Awards

HONORS: These standouts were instrumental to their respective team’s successes.

The Big West Tournament Begins: Turner’s Time to Shine

On April 9, 2010, the UC Irvine athletic department announced Golden State Warriors’ assistant basketball coach, Russell Turner, as the next man to lead the men’s basketball team.

Served A Second Chance

COMEBACK: After serving 10 months in prison, Chris Kearney has resurrected his tennis career at UCI.

We Are Number Twelve

The UN Declaration of Human Rights defines free speech as: “Everyone having the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontier.”

North Korea At It Again

Dealing with North Korea is like playing poker with the guy that goes all in on every hand. Eventually you have to start calling his bluff, or you will lose. Yet, it is important to note the degree of the situation to figure out whether or not the bluff is real.

Peaceful Protest or Free Speech Violation?

It seems the past few weeks have demanded some clarification of the term “peaceful protest.” As the Muslim Student Union exemplified last year, there appears to be a fine line between protesting and autocratic silencing of dissenting opinion.

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