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Heroes and Hollywood: Screen Adaptations of Comic Books

There's something that's been bugging me for the past few weeks. Ever since the release of "Watchmen," I've seen a lot of people and critics continuously belittling the film. I come before you now to say: really? You're saying that "Watchmen" was disappointing? Now, let's be clear. Yes, the graphic novel was better. Of course it was. The book is always better.

Bored, Anteaters? Take a Trip to Catalina Island

I'm sure that during their time at UC Irvine, most students have made it to the beach, and after all, living so close to the coast is one of the largest perks of going to UCI. Catalina Island is right off the coast, and is an excellent day trip or weekend vacation that not nearly enough students know about.

‘Eater Eats Under $9

Where I ate: Albatros Mexican Food, 23591 Rockfield Blvd, Lake Forest What I ate: Carne Asada Fries What it cost me: $6.53

OVERHEARD @ UCI

Girl One: Who is Boy George? Girl Two: Isn't he George Bush's son? — Gateway Commons Overheard by: Stephanie N. Van Ginkel "It's frightening. I scare small...

ASUCI Elections: A Popularity Contest that Actually Matters

You remember back in middle school and high school when the student government elections were popularity contests? Consider the ASUCI elections a glorified popularity contest. Except while in middle school and high school the student governments dealt mostly with dances and charity events, the ASUCI elections actually affect our environment on campus, our student life and even tuition.

Making History

The UC Irvine Women's Track Team came up big in the Big West Challenge Cup Meet last Friday where they topped all other...

They’re Kind of Our Friends Now

The Freshness and The Swagger were invited to be pro's for a day and, as you may have expected, we took full advantage of the opportunity. Thank you, Dodger gods.

This Run Isn’t Just For Fun

Phi Gamma Fraternity hosted the "Irvine Fun Run" last Saturday and raised $3000 for the Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Research Program, part of Children's Hospital of Orange County.

The Politics of Crisis

The Fourth Annual Comparative Literature Conference featured keynote speakers professors Paul Rabinow and Eleanor Kaufman.

For the Love of Food

Who doesn't love food? It's a bit hard not to dig digging in when your life depends on it. Plus, food's just delicious. So what can be said about it? A fascinating, underrated place births it: the land. Without food, we can't do business, play piano, tune into "America's Next Top Model" or defend against telemarketing solicitations. As a consumer species, we are indefinitely and inextricably bound to the land. Without food, we are nothing. Now grab my hand, and we'll take a waltz down the history of food in modern times.

ARC Types: The Mad, the Bad and the Ludicrous

If there's one part of UC Irvine that makes me feel particularly spoiled, it's the Anteater Recreation Center (ARC). Not only does its recent remodel boast a brand-new weight room and equipment, but only at the ARC can you go swimming, get a massage, take a cooking class and climb a rock wall in the same afternoon. It's the nicest college athletics facility I've ever been to, and in my opinion even surpasses expensive private fitness clubs like Newport Beach's Equinox or the ritzy 24-Hour Fitness Ultra Sport.

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