Author Archive for Rosario Diaz
SOCC: A Weekend of Culture, Fun, and Education
Over the years, I have seen a growing movement toward equal opportunity and higher education take place here among students at UC Irvine. People are starting to realize that our universities see a low acceptance rate of students of color and peaceful protests are met with force and violence from the police; more money is [...]
SOARing Through School
Within the sphere of one’s college experience, nearly every student will experiment with the various locations around school in order to find some place to call one’s own. For some students, they can find that in a secluded spot under the trees in Aldrich Park, the desk by the window at Langson Library or by [...]
SOARing Through School
Within the sphere of one’s college experience, nearly every student will experiment with the various locations around school in order to find some place to call one’s own. Whether it’s to chill, study, hang out, rest or find a peace of mind, we all want to have that one place where we feel like we [...]
The Hunt for Halloween
It’s the most wonderful time of the year again as the leaves begin to turn, pumpkins start to make faces at us from doorsteps and accepting candy from strangers is suddenly OK. And best of all, finding ways to scare the living hell out of yourself along with your friends becomes a must do on [...]
Susan Davis and Words
With the start of the first quarter of the year comes a new line of teachers for most students. Out of this new batch of teachers, there will inevitably be some whose wisdom will impact students for far longer than the quarter’s end. If you happen to be enrolled with Susan Davis, you may consider [...]
First Quarter as a Freshman
Do you remember your first quarter here at UCI along with all the anxieties that came along with entering a four year university? For some of us, the anticipation and trepidation of entering the real world is still fresh in our minds (chances are, if you’re a first-year reading this, they still are). Jumping from [...]
