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Regents Approve Fee Increase

The University of California Board of Regents met at UCLA on Nov. 18 and voted 13 to one in favor of student fee increases in the state budget proposa

Native American Issues Addressed

In the midst of the hustle and bustle of the quarterly Vendor Fair, what many students often do not see is the persevering work of individual on-campu

UC Executives Dedicate New Cal-(IT)2 Building

On Nov. 19, Many top UC faculty and administrators gathered in front of the newly completed California Institute for Telecommunications and Informatio

A Day in the Life of an American Londoner

After almost three months of life in London, I find this bustling city gradually becoming home to me. In adjusting to living in a foreign land and f

Labor Union Continues Fighting With UC for Wage Increases

Nov. 19 marked the end of a round of negotiations between the University of California Office of the President and Local 3299 of the American Federati

Stop Complaining This Holiday Season

The holidays are almost upon us, as Thanksgiving and winter break are just around the corner. It is the time of the year when many people make that sh

Future of Stem-Cell Research Examined

L. Dennis Smith, president emeritus of the University of Nebraska and former UC Irvine acting chancellor from October 1992 to July 1993, delivered a s

Elevators Running With Expired Permits

Students, staff and faculty alike may be alarmed to discover that most of the elevators at UC Irvine are operating with expired permits. UCI officials

Analyst Attempts to Explain Kerry’s Defeat

In a lecture entitled 'How the Left Lost the 2004 Election and Other Tales of Fear and Loathing in the Polling Booth' held on Nov. 9, John Ross, autho

Just in Time: Meeting All of Our Life’s Deadlines

One of the most tossed around words at UCI is 'deadline,' as though it belongs only on a college campus. We have deadlines for registration, payments,

ASUCI President Continues Efforts to Bring a Greek Row to Campus

ASUCI president and Phi Kappa Psi member Gabriel Ayass recently approached Chancellor Ralph Cicerone about the possibility of establishing a Greek row

Become an R.A.

Finding ways to get involved on campus is truly a difficult ordeal. You want to make a genuine difference, you want experience that would prepare you

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