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Hookah or Cigarettes? Kill Your Lungs Either Way

While cigarettes have been the product of choice in Western countries, in other parts of the world different methods have long been used. One such form of smoking tobacco is commonly known as "hookah," or the water pipe. According to the American Lung Association, in recent years hookah bars have increasingly gained popularity in the United States, especially among 18 to 24-year-olds, becoming "the first new tobacco use trend of the 21st century."

South Africa: A History Beyond European Colonialism

Anteaters abroad: South Africa (Part 5)

Miss Reality? Shows Live Richer in a Poorer World

Mad, Bad, & Dangerous to Know

Love is All You Need

Protesters gather together to rally against the passage of Proposition 8, which bans same-sex marriages, outside South Coast Plaza on Nov. 14.

The Final Word on Prop 8

Some topics are milked far too much. Proposition 8 is one of them. With so many arguments and retorts, one would think that the cow's udders have no juice left. And he would be correct. To save the cow from exhaustion, let's stop milking and make some butter. Homosexual relationships are as intimate and loving, as intertwined with jealousy and rancor, as shallow and as sophisticated as any other heterosexual relationship. To assume that compassionate intimacy is bound by sexual orientation, or that benign, familial relationships can't be established in certain households, is to milk the chicken and collect the eggs from the cow. However, to assume that the state needs to formally recognize such intimacy is also missing the mark.

Obama to Me

What the new president means to America's black community

Overheard @ UCI

SCOOOOOOOORing; midterms and faces; Sarah Palin; vice grips.

Hit the House Lights

Christian metal rockers, Underoath, take over the Bren Events Center on Saturday night before a mosh pit-ready crowd, delivering a heavy pounding set dominated by vocalist Spencer Chamberlain's guttural screams.

Newspapers Lose Business to the Internet, Suffer from Crisis

JOURNALISM: Both professional and student newspapers are feeling crunch of financial crisis.

Researchers at UCI Study Genetic Alteration to Prevent Disease

RESEARCH: Scientists are developing methods to diagnose harmful diseases and treat them in utero.

Fires Ravage Southern California

EMERGENCY: Fire response crews scramble to control three separate fires in Southern California.

After the Election: Now What?

FORUM: Members from four student groups met to discuss America's future with President-elect Obama.

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