Insider: Lack of go-to player is exposed as UCI begins season 0-6

Diversity: New program seeks to encourage pursuit of higher education in Santa Ana. By Carrie Dilluvio

NUCLEAR: Months after the disasters struck, scientists continue to document radiation levels in Japan. By Marko Ocampo

INVENT: A team including UCI scientists assist in development of the strongest low-density metal in the world. By Tania Endjilian and Soraya Azzawi

CHARITY: Bring joy to a child in need this holiday season by participating in the annual Toy Drive. By Marlin Agoub Staff Writer

MIND: Despite a slew of terrific performances, this David Cronenberg film probes only the brain’s outer tissues.

INDIVIDUAL: With only one vocal collaboration on her latest album, Rihanna shows she can shine all on her own.

REVOLUTIONARY: "The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword" is a fundamental step forward in how games can be played.

MAGICAL: With this 3-D family film, Martin Scorsese has crafted his most endearing and personal film to date.

ROCK: The “American Idol” castoff has become a star in his own right, and his new album has a few new twists to it.

For the first time in six years, it’s time to play the music and light the lights, time to put on makeup and dress...

A common argument that people who oppose nationalizing health care make is that they should not hold the burden for other people’s mistakes, such as their own self-inflicted addiction to nicotine or inability to exercise and eat healthy. And although this argument is rational and valid, it does not mean that those with health problems should have to pay a significant more amount than a “healthy” person.

They break into our country and steal our benefits. This statement is harsh and unforgiving, but for many Americans who have a possessive and protective grasp on their country, it is a fair sentiment in response to roughly 13 million illegal immigrants.

I really don’t know if I’m supposed to be disgusted or amused by Coach Lynch’s antics. In case you’re lost, here’s a quick recap: A football coach in Wyoming gave his players a questionnaire every time they raised concerns or complaints about something. Seems logical so far. Some of the items asking why a student filed this “Hurt Feelings Report” included: “I am a pussy,” “I am a little bitch,” “My butt is easily hurt,” and my personal favorite, “I have woman-like hormones.” This report also needed a “girly-man signature” at the bottom, and required you to print your name next to “little sissy filing report.”