November 7, 2009 | Volume 43 Issue 1
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When There’s No More Room In Hell

ZOMBIES: The living dead lead a march on Ring Road in response to Yudof’s “cemetery” comment.

When There’s No More Room In Hell

Women’s Soccer Playoff Bound

PLAYOFFS: UCI qualifies by beating Long Beach State and geting help from Cal State Fullerton, who beats Pacific.

Women’s Soccer Playoff Bound

“This Is It” Honors The King of Pop

LEGEND: The King of Pop is immortalized in Kenny Ortega’s concert documentary of his last performances.

“This Is It” Honors The King of Pop

Rumbling Tummies, Beware!

If you’re anything like us, a lot of time, you’re hungry on campus. If you’re even more like us, you have a tendency to stick with tried and true choices rather than branching out and exploring the plethora of dining options at UCI.

Rumbling Tummies, Beware!

ZOMBIES: The living dead lead a march on Ring Road in response to Yudof’s “cemetery” comment.

ULTIMATE: UCI club frisbee attracts newcomers and fanatics alike to the growing alternative sport.

“Three strikes” is not just associated with the sport of baseball. “Three strikes laws” are also statutes enacted by state governments. They require state courts to hand down a mandatory and extended period of incarceration to people who have been convicted of a serious offense on three or more separate occasions. In California, the three strikes law, enacted in 1994, makes the punishment for committing the third strike a 25 years to life sentence in jail.

In Culiacan, Mexico —a hub of the Mexican narc-trade — Jose Espinoza produces works of art for many of the areas wealthiest, and most notorious, citizens. From The Birth of Venus in the domed ceiling over a Jacuzzi to twenty-foot-tall portraits of flamenco dancers to exquisite religious imagery surrounding the graves of drug-trade casualties, his works add a classical beauty to the mansions and mausoleums begotten by the local trade in heroin and marijuana.

Dwindling Drive-Ins

My 6-year -old heart skipped a beat during the moment Leonardo DiCaprio appeared on the massive, outdoor screen. I grabbed a handful of Cheetos from the bag on my lap and stared at him in awe from the passenger’s seat of my parents’ 1986 Toyota Corolla. I was frozen with suspense the moment the glorious RMS Titanic began to sink, but there was no doubt in my mind that my beloved Leo would make it out alive.

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