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Gyu-kaku’s Very ‘Happy Hour’

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By Charles Lam Staff Writer With Cham, Gen and Seoul Garden all a short drive from campus, Japanese barbecue, the younger, smaller cousin of Korean...

The Quinoa Chronicles: Michael Chin’s Extreme Existential Pizza Peril

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by Michael Chin Staff Writer OK, so I knew this was going to happen eventually. We all did. Everyone knew that my vegan stride wouldn’t...

Saving The Humanities

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quality: Outcry errupts in the community due to potential slashes to the UCI School of Humanities. By Sandra Abdelmalak Staff Writer

The EEE Guarantee

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EDUCATION: The U.S. government pushes for greater inclusion of technology norms in schools and colleges. By Anna Iliff

Conflicts of Interest: Restorative Justice Comes to UCI

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Mediation: UC campuses convene to strategize responses to tensions arising from inflammatory rhetoric. By Jacqueline Schat

Hot on the Trail of Bacteria

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Genetics: Scientists discover the mutations which enable bacteria to survive various temperature changes. By Shruti Shantharam

Soulstice Performers Aim for the Stars

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Talent: UC Irvine launches the student-run Soulstice to showcase the abilities of its students. By Jasreen Gupta

Salad Republic is ‘Very Solid’

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By Charles Lam Staff Writer One of the vacant properties in UTC is finally filled as Salad Republic opened last Friday, after teasing us for...

Paperback Books, Still Nice

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By Annie Kim Staff Writer In our generation and the future to come, technology is and will be constantly advancing and wiggling its way into...

Regents Aim to Increase Student Involvement

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REPRESENT: Student Regent and Regent-Designate visit UC Irvine as part of a UC-wide recruitment tour. By Gregory Yee Staff Writer

Campaign for Higher Ed

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education: The President outlines a plan to preserve the accessibility of public universities. By Sandra Abdelmalak Staff Writer

Poetry in Motion: Doreen Gildroy

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Eloquence: A poetry reading by an award-winning author leaves the audience at a loss for words. By Barbara Duerbeck
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