Author Archive for Eugenia Wong
Former Terrorists Visit the Bren
BREN: Three former terrorists share terrorist experiences and opposition to fundamentalism
Graduate Housing Fees Increase
HOUSING: Chancellor Gomez increases graduate housing fees without consulting residents.
College Drop-outs Graduate to Success
‘Anhedonia” is a word that can make a person flinch and trigger memories of long nights flipping through dreaded S.A.T. vocabulary flash cards.
Though ‘anhedonia’ is really a rare psychological disorder where those affected by it have the inability to experience pleasure, lead vocalist of The Graduate, Corey Warning, insists that the word embodies the band’s [...]
You, Me and Everybody Else
While the music industry is busy catering to the tastes of elitist indie-snobs, Carrick Moore Gerety, Mikey McCormack and Austin Williams of the band Everybody Else are now breaking out as the new rebels of modern music times.
They’re also a pop band. That’s right, I said it. They’re pop and not afraid of flaunting their [...]
Mr. Brooks
Meet Mr. Brooks: He’s your all-American man, a devoted husband, doting father, loved by all in the community and even Man of the Year. He’s one of those people you can’t help but hate because he’s perfect in every way. Yet in this psychological thriller, Mr. Brooks harbors a secret
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Students Enjoy Observatory Night
ACADEMICS: Only held five to six times a year, visitor night usually corresponds with a special sighting in the sky.
Depp in a Locker, ‘Pirates’ in the Caribbean
The fact is, being a pirate is just plain cool and it’s all thanks to the ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ trilogy, which began with the Pirates of the Caribbean ride that inspired the 2003 film. Sadly, Captain Jack Sparrow and company may be facing their last adventure together in ‘Pirates of the Caribbean 3: At [...]
Concerns Arise Over New UCIPD Member
POLICE: Peter Kim fell under harsh criticism as CSO head at UC San Diego and is now training at the UCIPD.
Adrenaline Rush of Math at the House of Blues
So tell me, what happened to those great rock bands that used to sell out arenas and stadiums that could seat thousands? It seems smaller venues are the trend, and as cheesy as it sounds, big things can come in small packages. Mute Math’s gig at the House of Blues on the Sunset Strip in [...]
