Archive for 2011
The Misanthrope
Anna Nguyen/New University
is a true testament to French playwright and actor Molière that a work written almost three and a half centuries ago can still ring true today.
Molière wrote “The Misanthrope” in 1666 as a comedy of manners in verse form. Throughout this work, he rails against the hypocrisy and pretentious posturing of the [...]
‘Anonymous’ No Longer
AUTHORSHIP: Roland Emmerich’s latest film tackles the true identity of Shakespeare and the origin of his many plays.
She & Him’s Early Christmas
HOLIDAY: On the same week as Michael Bublé’s Christmas album, She & Him take their shot at our holiday favorites.
Peter’s Gourmade Grill Delivers
When I first heard of Peter’s Gourmade, it sounded interesting: I heard tell of the ABC Burger and Greek Fries, some pictures on Facebook, etc. I was intrigued enough, so I did some research. I uncovered three key words that piqued my interest: Former gas station.
Ayala Donates Millions to Preserve School of Biological Sciences
Fund: Dr. Francisco J. Ayala provides a historic million dollar endowment in the wake of the budget crisis.
By Tristan Schlotz
OTI Fosters Open Dialogue
Diplomacy: UCI students aim to foster academic discourse regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
By Breanne Downs
Guys Who Shop With Girls
David Conley/New University
By Marko Ocampo
Shopping is one of my favorite things to do with my girlfriend. Whether it is for clothes, food or music, shopping has allowed us to learn more about each other’s interests and embellish our relationship through the places we visit. I’m here to tell guys that shopping with your girlfriend [...]
Rebuilding from the Ground Up
BALL: The women’s basketball team will need to fill glaring holes in a transitional 2011-12 season.
