With an open mind and a hearty appetite, you can have a great dining experience at You and I Sushi at 25381 Alicia Parkway in Laguna Hills. Whether you are a seasoned sushi connoisseur or a mere rookie, You and I offers the quintessential experience for t
Nowhere else is interfraternal competition more apparent than on the field or court of any given sporting event. Almost any night of the week, one can go to the Anteater Recreation Center and witness a sporting event between two fraternities.
What do vaudeville, health care, fuel cells and bipolar disorder have in common? They were all topics addressed in the 13th annual UC Irvine Undergraduate Research Symposium this past Saturday.
An ongoing conflict between graduate students in the Palo Verde housing complex and faculty and staff members in the adjacent University Hills community has tested the patience of both parties.
Members of the Cross-Cultural Center's Umbrella Council are have accused the Associated Students of UC Irvine of changing external program funding guidelines without the consent of the affected student organizations.
Racial divisions between members of the lower and middle classes continue to keep these groups from improving their overall standing in society, according to the most recent speaker in the Chancellor's Distinguished Fellows Series.
Group and solo acts entertained an audience of family and friends with renditions of Japanese pop and rock ballads, martial arts demonstrations, humorous skits and informative PowerPoint presentations at UC Irvine's second-annual Japanese Cultural Showcas
Sam Durbin is a middle-aged woman who reads and writes at a third-grade level, doesn't know the difference between a capital letter and a lowercase letter and has trouble with punctuation. Spelling is very creative.
Semifinals were tough on the UC Irvine Men's Volleyball team this season.
The team's great success this season was overshadowed by their losses in both the NCAA Final Four semifinals and the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation tournament semifinals a week
In Irvine, the morning hours of the 'Day Without Immigrants' boycott and protest on May 1 looked like any other day. At noon, however, it was a different story, with the Worker-Student Alliance leading a march around Ring Road shouting, 'No justice! No pe
After weeks of sensory overload on Ring Road, during which students were bombarded with food, flyers and images of Care Bears, and after the bitter battle that ensued between supporters and opponents of three student fee initiatives, the delayed results t
The campaigns have ended, the polls have closed, the votes have been counted and the winners have been announced in the Spring 2006 election for the Executive Council of the Associated Students of UC Irvine.
