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Affirmative Action on Campus

OpinionJacob Green -
With so many controversial buzzwords surfacing in the latest editions of the New University, I want to take this opportunity to introduce myself and s

U.S. Stumbling Backwards Regarding Diabilities Act

OpinionMaya Debbaneh -
The United States of America often claims to be the land where equal opportunity and the right to live free from discrimination is a priority for our

Letters to the Editor

OpinionCompilation -
Proposed State Budget & ASUCI Officers Respond

We Saw the Budget Cuts Coming All Along

OpinionEditorial -
It is safe to assume that the honeymoon between Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and the state of California is officially over.

Finding Meaning and Yourself

OpinionBrian Baek -
As most college students around this campus look toward another quarter of school, most undoubtedly hit the essential question: What am I going to do

Commercialism Capitalizes on our Greed

OpinionAnnie Suh -
Everything becomes old: a must-have shirt bought hours ago becomes an ordinary apparel inside the closet, the mini cell phone that you thought was the

The Ultimate Myth of Objective Journalism

OpinionJoshua Guerrero -
The cornerstone of modern journalism is built on a lie, one of third-party disassociation defined in a stout set of principles regarding journalistic

Hopeful Resolution for a Brand New Year

OpinionEditorial -
The fireworks have faded and the champagne bottles have been emptied. Another year has gone but the resolutions have just begun. Some made personal re

Forgiveness, Yes. The Hall, No.

OpinionJenny Wang -
Peter Edward Rose was born 1941. He played baseball for the Cincinnati Reds, the Philadelphia Phillies and the Montreal Expos. He won the National L

Partisanship Gone Too Far to be Effective

OpinionMatt Davis -
So how many of you, in between getting your presents on for Christmas, and getting your booze on for New Year's, actually noticed the Republican compl

You Pick: IAC’s Tyranny or a War on Rats?

OpinionDaniel Gordon -
It's the start of a fresh quarter, and you know what that means: You have a clean academic slate, so it's time to set worthy goals, such as learning t

UCI Loses One of Its Own

OpinionBryan Zuetel -
Ian Hale McGrew (1982 - 2003) died on December 18, while riding in a car on his way to Northern California to be with his parents for Christmas.
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