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Candidates Vie for State Assembly

In preparation for the March 2 primaries, local candidates vying for the 68th, 69th and 70th California State Assembly positions served on question an

ASUCI Enforces New State Smoking Policy

In hopes of overseeing the enforcement of AB 846, a state law that prohibits smoking within 20 feet of the main exit, entrance or operable window of a

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United Taco Bell Employees Strike for Better Benefits, 'Super Tuesday' Voters to Decide on Ballot Measures

Aneater Architecture

Jennifer is interested in architecture. She become visibly excited upon the mention of campus architecture; she begins to speak more rapidly and begin

Vitamin P is Part of a Healthy American Diet

'P' stands for PORN. Now imagine a world without it. t

Engineering Week Fuses Fun and Learning

We live in the non-stop world of the quarter system. Students are run to the ground by classes and the constant pressure of many responsibilities.

A Message We Can Understand

Around this time of year, a lot of political groups are asking themselves one question day and night: How do we get young people to vote?

Uniting Voices Brings Harmony to Cornerstone Cafe

Have you been trying to gain exposure for your garage band? Do you want to start singing somewhere other than in your shower?

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Annual E-Week Highlights the Engineering School, UCI Virologists Receive $3 Million to Study Bacteria

A Groundbreaking Occasion: A Reflection

While the historically liberal politics of San Francisco might seem like a faraway country to some people of Orange County, the outpouring of gay and

True Life: The Story Of An Undercover Gym Rat

Hi, my name is Taraneh, and I have a problem.

Wheel Of Fortune Comes to UCI

At a time when reality TV shows have come to dominate the airwaves, UCI students proved on Feb. 17 that they still believe in America's favorite game

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