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Spring Favorites and Coachella (4.20.26)

This week on the Pub, Neha and Amanda talk creativity, freedom, and sunshine that follows with the start of Spring. Tune in to listen to their thoughts on the season, with the recent air of Coachella in the background!
Recorded by Neha Ayyer and Amanda Keza.Edited by Guadalupe Sanchez

The Sandwich Talk

 Food is very important throughout the day and knowing how to make it tasteful is agreat skill. Speaking of food, I love the classic sandwiches like peanut butter jelly or grilled cheese, since they are nostalgic. But my current favorite is a Chicken Pesto Caprese. You can easily make it yourself or go to Mendocino Farms which would then give you a lot more choices.
Reported by: Abrianna Catanzarite
Edited by: Jeslin Alvarez
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(EDITED) 04.18.26 Pulp News “More Than Just a Mission”

Space missions are usually talked about in terms of distance, discovery, and what they achieve. But sometimes, what people remember most are the smaller, more personal moments that happen along the way. This segment looks at how those moments shape the way we understand space exploration, through a recent story from the Artemis II mission.
 
Reported by: Aashita Shrivastava
Edited by: Ally Behm
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The Experience of Jersey Mike's Sub Sandwich (4.18.26)

Jersey Mike's Subs first opened in 1956 in Point Pleasant, New Jersey, and now has more than 4,000 locations today. Take a dive into our very own Jersey Mike's Sub location in Campus Plaza near ACC apartments and see if their culture of submarine sandwiches still rings true today through their customer service and fresh subs.
Reported by: Karina Quiroz
Edited by: Andrew Gomez
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The Happiest Place on Earth A Discussion (04.20.26)

For those who are lucky enough to visit Disneyland in their life, it’s nothing short of a memorable experience. And for those who are very lucky, they’re SoCal residents who have been there more than they can count — with maybe even an annual pass under their belts. But coming from these guests who are no stranger to the parks, what is there to say about Disneyland as a business, place of nostalgia, and cultural marker?
Recorded by Melani Cabudol
Edited by Christian Chung

ASUCI Elections and How Knowledgeable We Really Are (4.18.26)

ASUCI Elections are wrapping up, yet there is still some confusion about exactly those who are elected do. Listen to different UCI students and their perspectives on what ASUCI is and how their elections matter.Reported by: Alexandria Robertson Edited by: Samantha Chenhttps://www.instagram.com/kucinews/ 

Remonstrance on Ring Road (04.20.26)

This week, News Intern Tvisha investigates the notion that UCI's layout was designed to quell student activism and how this shapes the campus culture today.
Reported by: Tvisha YerramalliEdited by: Sean Watanabe
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Project Hail Mary: How Far will Humans go for Connection?(04.17.26)

Project Hail Mary, directed by Phil Lord and Chris Miller, starring Ryan Gosling and James Ortiz, is a film that goes beyond the typical sci-fi genre. Dr. Grace and Rocky forge a bond during their time working together to save the sun from total destruction. A discussion on the film and the interal themes woved into the narrative, to what extent  is connection possible and what makes a hero?
Reported by Leeanna See
Edited by Arleen Tsai

Kanye (YE) West (04.13.26)

Reported by: Kayla Colon
Edited by: Ally Behm
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From Who You Are to What You Do (04.13.26)

On college campuses, conversations don’t stay the same for long. What starts as simple introductions slowly turns into questions about internships, plans, and what comes next. Somewhere along the way, personality begins to take a backseat, and success becomes the easiest way to define someone. Looking into how that quiet shift creates pressure to sound more put-together than we really feel, and why getting to know people can start to feel more like keeping up.
 
Reported by: Aashita Shrivastava
Edited by: Kathryn Lau