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Dwindling Drive-Ins

My 6-year -old heart skipped a beat during the moment Leonardo DiCaprio appeared on the massive, outdoor screen. I grabbed a handful of Cheetos from the bag on my lap and stared at him in awe from the passenger’s seat of my parents’ 1986 Toyota Corolla. I was frozen with suspense the moment the glorious RMS Titanic began to sink, but there was no doubt in my mind that my beloved Leo would make it out alive.

One Tongue-Tied Traveller is Lost in Translation and in Over Her Head

One of the biggest challenges to overcome while studying abroad is the language barrier. Whether you’re in Barcelona, Tokyo, Rome or Paris, there is always a wall that blocks communication between you and everyone else.

News In Brief

New Berlin Wall Exhibit In the Student Center; Researchers Ask If Bad Driving is a Genetic Problem; UC Irvine to Host Religion Forum in the Student Center

Cal Grants in Danger?

MONEY: While much of UC loses money, Yudof has claimed that the Cal Grants are safe. But are they?

New Trends in Altruistic Businesses

BUSINESS: Companies like Disneyland, Starbucks and Coca-Cola help their customers help others.

UC Santa Cruz Protest: From a Face-Off to a Mace-Off

POLICE: Controversy surrounds the police response and reaction to a student protest at UC Santa Cruz.

The Chemical Cause of Fat

OBESITY: Scientists at UCI research chemical cause of obesity, found in different kinds of plastic packaging.

When There’s No More Room In Hell

ZOMBIES: The living dead lead a march on Ring Road in response to Yudof’s “cemetery” comment.

Intimate Inquiries

Dear Sandy, How do I make a sex with woman??? Thank you please. -Chef

News In Brief

Could the Chemical Cause For Obesity Lead to a Cure?; Debt Questions Answered

Advances in Chemotherapy Dramatically Increase Precision

RESEARCH: Developments in nanoparticle delivery systems allow greater precision.

Outreach Programs Face Heavy Cuts

BUDGET: Cut by 200 thousand dollars this year, the outreach programs at UC Irvine struggles to survive.

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