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One Second Destroyed Her Olympic Dreams

This article is the conclusion to a two-part series. For the first part, please visit https://dev.newuniversity.org/showArticle.php?id=5639. Beth Goodwin's host family sponsored her, along...

H&M Grand Opening Not So Grand

On Thursday, April 12, 2007, Christina Hoang, second-year biological sciences major, did not wake up to the normal dreary school day. Instead, she...

Will Olympic Hopeful ‘Just Do It?’

This is the first of a two-part series. The series will conclude in next week's issue. CAMERA 1: Standing at the pool's...

The Surgeon May Never Have to Touch His Patient

Hunched into a gray machine, David Ornstein uses foot pedals and joysticks to stimulate the image produced in two peep holes. Outside of...

DAMET

In bathrooms, freight yards and on any given public sign or wall, 26-year-old graffiti artist Anthony Uranga clutches his fat paint pen to...

The Afterhours of Surf City U.S.A.

These days, Orange County is all the rage. The television show 'The O.C.' has helped Newport Beach become a recognized city in households...

The Non-Greek Greeks

To wear your letters is an act of pride toward any Greek organization. With years of movies and social ideas, there is a...

The Commuter Hell

Southern California freeway culture is bound for torment: road rage climaxes, commuters vow to view drivers as machines, a commuter quits his job,...

Finding Buddhism Within the Self

Students gathered at the Cross-Cultural Center for 'Everything You Wanted to Know About Buddhism,' a panel discussion about Buddhism on Mar. 13 with...

A Coffee Shop Stands Against All Odds

Organic coffee and food and singer-songwriters taking turns at an open microphone seem out of place in a corporate coffee house world. And...

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