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Open discussion offers major information; nitrogen pollution shown to increase plant growth (didn't we know that one already?); international student volunteers gives opportunity to volunteer internationally; department of redundancy department gives offer to repeat self redundantly; Hillel defends Drake after denouncement from Zionists

Baghdad School Project Hopes to Reconstruct Iraqi Lives

IRAQ: Philanthropic group on campus holds dinner and dialogue to raise money for school kits for Iraqi children.

Stopping Hunger at the Cerebral Source

OBESITY: UCI Medical Center to host study of less-invasive treatment for obesity, known as VBLOC therapy.

UC Student Regents Visit UC Irvine to Hear Students’ Concerns

Housing, rising tuition fees, diversity and academic preparation were among the concerns addressed with the UC Student Regents when they visited the campus...

Zot and the City: Putting the ‘Breaks’ on a Relationship

While you may be relieved to take a break during work, tapping your toes and checking your watch until you can watch that...

UCI Signs Solar Power Agreement

The University of California, as reiterated in the Policy on Sustainable Practices dated March 2007, is committed to 'minimizing the university's impact on...

America’s Best Fictional Presidents

America has had some great presidents who have demonstrated great courage, vision and strength. The most obvious choices are Abraham Lincoln, George Washington,...

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Open Discussion Offers Major Information The Teaching, Learning and Technology Center will hold a dialogue for students hoping to learn more about getting the...

Earning While Learning!

This just in from the 'bad rhyming headlines' department...okay okay, it might be relevant, what the fuck do I know? W00T MONETIZATION OF EVERYTHING!

Sound the Whistle and Call a Time-Out

Human beings may also have "bodies," new study suggests.

Freshly Squeezed Gossip: The Sour Grapes of JuicyCampus.com

This week in Beat the Greeks: Douchebaggery makes everyone look bad, survey says

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