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Fashion and Education
One of the great things about college is the slew of courses that aren’t likely to be offered anywhere else. Politics of Style is a prime example of such a class. Taught by Priya Shah, who received her Ph.D in English at UC Irvine, this women’s studies course focuses on the relationship between fashion and [...]
In Love and War
The start of a new romantic relationship should be the easiest. Both parties are on their best behavior. Sparks fly. You constantly laugh at each other’s jokes. Every hangout seems like a date night. When all that is said and done, you start to become comfortable with one another. That is when the conflicts begin. [...]
Dancing All Night: UCI’s Care-a-Thon Raises $16,332.37 for Preemies
With red lights flashing and music blaring through the walls of Doheny Beach in the Student Center last Thursday night, it was evident that the attendants of the UCI Care-a-thon were in for an evening of fun and entertainment. Yet anyone who is familiar with this event knows that it is more than simply a [...]
The Dish List: Slater’s 50/50
The opening of the new Slater’s 50/50 restaurant in Lake Forest took place on Monday, Feb. 11. Having been to the Slater’s in Anaheim, I jumped at the chance to have one of their burgers again at this closer, more convenient location. I went to the grand opening for lunch and was reminded how delicious [...]
The Survivor: Ethan Zohn
“What made you the person you are today?” 39-year-old “Survivor: Africa” winner, Ethan Zohn, asked the audience on last Tuesday evening’s event. As Ethan Zohn took the stage, his voice filled the room encouraging everyone in the audience to “figure out what makes your heart break and do something about it.” The two-time cancer survivor, [...]
Girl at the Grammy’s
What does second-year Anteater Jillian Kardell have in common with Frank Ocean, The Black Keys and Jack White? Like them, she was a nominee at this year’s 55th annual Grammy Awards. Kardell is a member of Mariachi Divas de Cindy Shea, whose album, “Oye” was nominated for best regional Mexican or Tejano album this year. [...]
From Pen to Pan: Cupcakes
Even though Valentine’s Day has come and gone, we couldn’t resist trying out the small, delicious treat that is classically gifted from one sweetie to another. For this version of “From Pen to Pan,” Colleen adds a twist to the traditional baked good with a cheesecake cupcake that can be made in under 15 minutes, [...]
In Love and War
Once upon a time, there was a boy named Rawrence. There were a few things in life that Rawrence truly loved, which included video games, rocking out on his guitar, playing basketball and eating sandwiches. Rawrence had a deep love for sandwiches. You see, Rawrence lived a simple life. Day in and out, his monotonous [...]
Greeks Give Back Too
Philanthropy. Giving back to the community. Lending a helping hand. These are values that are instilled, more or less, to members of UC Irvine’s Greek community, made up of nearly 50 fraternities and sororities (including multicultural organizations), and encompasses about 11 percent of UC Irvine’s student population. So how do these organizations, with their wide [...]
Can UC Irvine Go Smoke Free?
A couple of months ago, the UC Office of the President made an official statement about a policy proposal for every UC to go smoke-free by 2014. A committee, formed after a systemwide occupational wellness forum, identified multiple rationales for eliminating the harms of smoking and second-hand smoking on campuses. Among these rationales include the [...]
