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The Hands Behind “Le Pain Quotidien”

Jonathan was born in New Jersey and spent his college years in New York. But before baking, he graduated with bachelor’s degree in...

Adapting from Being Homeschooled

Adjusting to college is difficult for most people. You have to juggle your social life, academics and sleep schedule nearly perfectly. It might...

Resolving to Love Yourself

The new year has begun and the festivities are over. Once again, as always, people are looking for a fresh start, a new...

Three Ways to Keep Your Resolutions

Well my fellow Anteaters, 2012 is here and for us seniors, graduation is just around the corner. Unlike all my friends applying to...

Golden Rules for Old School Grilling and How Not to Fear the Flames

The BBQ occupies a unique place in the human experience. Everywhere that flames, embers and smoke perfume the air, everywhere an intoxicating, meaty...

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?...

Students Protest Regents Meeting

Nearly 200 protesters, including about 20 UC Irvine students, gathered outside of UCLA’s James West Alumni Center at 9:00 am on Nov. 28...

Boiling Point Hotpot Heats Up

By Charles Lam Staff Writer Boiling Point, a Taiwanese-style hot pot restaurant, held their grand opening this past week, putting an end to their one-month...

The Post Thanksgiving Ennui

By Michael Chin Staff Writer Let’s be frank. Nobody cares about their classes after Thanksgiving break.  Instead we are trapped by mass amounts of the...

’Tis the Season for Giving

CHARITY: Bring joy to a child in need this holiday season by participating in the annual Toy Drive. By Marlin Agoub Staff Writer

Lightest Metal in the World

INVENT: A team including UCI scientists assist in development of the strongest low-density metal in the world. By Tania Endjilian and Soraya Azzawi

The Threat of Radiation

NUCLEAR: Months after the disasters struck, scientists continue to document radiation levels in Japan. By Marko Ocampo

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