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Farewell, London … Hello, Orange County

As I stroll down the Strand toward Trafalgar Square under the warm sun, I am shocked by the dramatic change in the weather. After a long and cold wint

Mozart Effect Researcher Loses Fight With Cancer

Gordon Shaw, professor emeritus of physics and a founding UC Irvine faculty member, died on April 26 in his home in Laguna Beach after suffering from

Committee Hopes to Lower Food Prices

In response to student concerns about maintaining the cost, quality and availability of food on campus, the Associated Students of UC Irvine developed

The UCI Costume Department

When people go to see a movie, play or musical, the last thing on their minds is the work that goes into making it happen.

ASUCI Election Results Released

In contrast to last year's highly disputed Associated Students of UC Irvine election results, this year's spring election results were officially rati

Let the Good Times Roll

Recently, my fellow students have written about missing the Student Center. I've read the articles with kindred emotions, but also with some bewilderm

GES Event Tackles Images of Studs and Sluts

'Studs and Sluts: Perceptions of the Sexual Double Standard,' held in Mesa Court's Community Center on April 26, focused on the different ways that pe

Relay For Life Battles Cancer

UC Irvine's Aldrich Park was the location for the 2005 Relay for Life, sponsored by the American Cancer Society.

News in Brief

Irvine Police Search for Murder Suspect On April 23, the Irvine Police Department responded to a shooting incident at the parking lot of the Chantecl

The Barclay Bursts With Simple Charm

The lobby of UC Irvine's Barclay Theatre was buzzing with people the night of April 27. People from all walks of life were present: the meek, the book

UCDC Makes Men Out of Boys

I was in D.C. last quarter as a part of the University of California D.C. program, and I can't wait to tell everyone about it.

Car Crash: Death Remains Mystery

Many questions remain unanswered after an early-morning car accident on April 24 that killed 18-year-old James Walsh, a first-year computer engineerin

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