Author Archive for Khassaundra Delgado
Rumbling Tummies, Beware!
If you’re anything like us, a lot of time, you’re hungry on campus. If you’re even more like us, you have a tendency to stick with tried and true choices rather than branching out and exploring the plethora of dining options at UCI.
Butterfinger Lovers Beware!
By Monica Luhar
Staff Writer
Besides ghosts, goblins, and evil witches, Halloween is the time for kids to rot their teeth out and satisfy their ultimate sugar rush. When I was a child, my parents would always triple-check the candy I had collected in my trick-or-treat bag to make sure that some creepy person didn’t poison me [...]
Non – Mastery of the Master Cleanse: A Lesson in Starvation
I’m going to start by saying that for the past three months, my family has been in official “wedding mode.” My uncle is getting married and everyone in the family is rushing to make sure the big day goes smoothly. They’re also doing everything they can to make sure they look good on the day of the wedding, when they will forever be immortalized in photographs.
UCI Dining Geared for Growth
College campuses are filled with hungry students craving delicious, affordable food. Luckily, UCI Hospitality and Dining Services are more than ready to meet that need. While most students were away during the summer, several important dining changes took place on campus. The most obvious is the addition of Panda Express, Jamba Juice and Wahoo’s Fish Taco in the Student Center. Wahoo’s is still under construction with a grand opening on Oct. 12.
Welcome to the new Features blog!!
The New U is getting tech-savvy. We now have a Features Section blog and Twitter. Get ready for funny videos, pictures, and random thoughts throughout the year. Are you stoked?
We’re pretty stoked.
Come to our section meeting Wednesday, September 23 and an info session at 6 p.m. in the Moss Cove A room of the Student [...]
Shaken to the Core: A Exploration in Hot Yoga
Fitness gurus frequently praise the physical and mental benefits of doing yoga and Pilates. But nothing compares to actually doing these alternative workouts yourself. The sweat, the heat and the intensity are more than with any typical workout I’ve ever tried.
Veterans and Newbies Join Forces at L.A. Fashion Week
For one week in fall, the Smashbox studios in Culver City are abuzz with the latest fashions. Last week was no exception as over 20 of Los Angeles’ best designers displayed their Spring 2009 collections at the Mercedez-Benz Fashion Week.
To Hell and Back: A Commuter’s Life
When picturing college life, the images that come to mind are those of a crowded dorm, a Thursday night party or a table littered with red cups from a round of beer pong. Rarely does anyone think of sitting in traffic or enduring a grueling commute. For many college students, however, commuting is a part of their college experience.
Immigrant Dream
Adriana Costa stands in a girl’s bathroom in the Arroyo Vista Housing complex. She slowly empties the trashcan filled with paper scraps, cotton balls, dental floss, Q-tips and used tissues.
