Author Archive for Jenny Wang
Learning to be a Child Again: Saying Goodbye to UCI
On May 18, 2004, Arizona Diamondbacks ace Randy Johnson, at the tender age of 40 years and seven months, pitched a perfect game against the Atlanta Br
Balls & Strikes: the Anteaters, Jered Weaver, A-Rod & More
Major League Baseball beat reporter Mychael Urban is a portly red-headed man who once insinuated that I was a groupie.
From ‘With It’ to ‘Senior Listener’ at 22 Years-old
As the always-wise Homer Simpson says, ‘I used to be with it, until they changed what ‘it’ was.’
The Bronx
To understand what the Bronx’s live shows are like, one must resort to this statement: Sitting through three crappy opening bands
Forgiveness, Yes. The Hall, No.
Peter Edward Rose was born 1941. He played baseball for the Cincinnati Reds, the Philadelphia Phillies and the Montreal Expos.
He won the National L
‘Twas the Dawn after Thanksgiving
‘Twas dawn after Thanksgiving, when all through the mall,
Store managers were yelling, ‘Answer the call!’
The shoppers were crowded with their nose
Margaret Cho Starts Her Very Own Revolution
Margaret Cho connected with a whole generation of minorities with anecdotes of her upbringing. Slowly but surely she showed her audiences that she was
Five Signs of UCI’s Budget Deficit
UCI’s tight budget deficit has caused drastic changes in the administration’s approach to maintaining the campus.
