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IRVINEWEEKLY﹒COM can pair Zov’s classic cheeseburger and fries with any draft beer for just $16.95 during its 3 to 6 p.m. happy hour daily. Zov’s Irvine,3915 Portola Parkway; (714) 734-9687. Tokyo Table Tokyo Table oers an array of Asian fusion cuisine and discounted beverag- RE AR es during its dual happy hour, occurring from 3 to 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. to closing.
SEPTEMBER | 2019 18, martial arts, and oers free two-hour plant-based items on their happy hour They slash alcohol prices, with sake bot- parking. menu, like their vegetarian nachos for tles and well drinks starting at $3, and | 6 Red Bar, 17900 Jamboree Road; (949) $5 and their vegan jackfruit quesadilla oer a list of eight appetizers — including E T 225-6757. for $6. This full service bar and restaurestau-- edamame, fries and bacon-wrapped rant is located inside of the Los Olivos asparagus — all for under $6. Unlike most Cha Cha’s Latin Kitchen Whole Foods, so after an afternoon of restaurants, Tokyo Table’s happy hour At the Market Place location for Cha wine and cheese, customers can check gets better over the weekend, with 50 Cha’s Latin Kitchen, you don’t have to a few items o of their grocery lists bebe-- percent o of all sushi rolls. Tokyo Table, wait for Taco Tuesday to enjoy dis- fore heading home. The IRV, 8525 Irvine 2710 Alton Parkway; (949) 263-0000. E RE A counted tacos and drinks. Cha Cha’s of- Center Drive; (949) 777-8500. fers an all-day daily happy hour featur- Andrei’s Conscious ing $3 tacos and discounted cocktails, Eureka! Cuisine like their mango-habanero margarita Eureka features happy hour twice a Andrei’s Conscious Cuisine’s happy and platinum mojito. They also have day at their Irvine location. From 2 to 6 hour menu boasts a selection of items dierent daily specials like Enchilada p.m. and then again from 9 p.m. to mid-mid- made with fresh, local and organically Wednesdays, in which enchiladas are night, Eureka oers an Americana-in-Americana-in- sourced ingredients.This restaurant puts 50 percent o, and Tapas Thursdays, in spired happy hour with items like lolli-lolli- a healthful and sustainable spin on which tapas are available starting at pop corn dogs or mac and cheese balls California cuisine, oering dishes like $4. Happy hour is all day on weekdays, for $6, and select beers and wines $2 their gluten-free California ceviche and and 11:30 a.m to 7 p.m. on weekends. o. Happy Hour festivities change daily, crispy fish tacos for $10. Their happy Cha Cha’s Latin Kitchen, with specials like live music on Thurs-Thurs- hour, 3 to 6:30 p.m., Monday through 13126 Jamboree Road; (714) 408-7819. days, and “Steal the Glass” Wednesdays, Saturday, also oers discounted alcohol, in which customers get to keep their with select cocktails and house wines Puesto finished beer glasses as a happy hour starting at $7 and free corkage on Mon- Puesto is a taco spot of the gods. The in- souvenir. Eureka!, 4143 Campus Drive; days and Tuesdays. Andrei’s Conscious terior is impeccable, designed by famed (949) 596-8881. Cuisine, 2607 Main St.; (949) 387-8887. San Diego artist Paul Basile. They oer more than 10 dierent specialty tacos Twenty Eight Wood Ranch BBQ & Grill with ingredients like filet mignon, Maine Twenty Eight is a hidden gem, tucked Located at the Irvine Spectrum, Wood lobster and duck confit. Their happy in the center of the Google business Ranch’s weekday happy hour, taking hour goes from 3 to 6 p.m. on weekdays, complex on Jamboree Road. Upon place from 3 to 6 p.m., specializes in and features $9 margaritas and $4 tacos. entry, Twenty Eight boasts a beautifully aordability. Their beers range from Puesto is also known for their tequila modern lounge area, where happy $3 to $5 during their happy hour, with and mezcal flights, starting at $17, and hour takes place, with their spacious craft IPA’s like Elysian Space Dust and their secret menu, which contains three atrium dining area reserved for dining Ballast Point Sculpin available for $5. o-menu taco flavors. Los Olivos Puesto, parties. Their happy hour, from 3 to 7 Appetizers like Killer Wings, spinach-ar- 8577 Irvine Center Drive; (949) 608-9990 p.m. on weekdays and 3 p.m. to closing tichoke dip and chips and guac are also on Fridays, features specialty cocktails priced at $5, making Wood Ranch a The IRV like their blackberry daiquiri, along budget-friendly happy hour destination The IRV’s happy hour, available with delicious appetizers like kung after emptying your wallet at Irvine weekdays from 4 to 6 p.m, features pao chicken wings for $6 and tuna Spectrum’s many shopping options. discounted house wines and $5 cheese croquettes for $4. Twenty Eight, 19530 Wood Ranch BBQ & Grill, 501 Spectrum RE AR T ENT EI T and charcuterie plates. They also oer Jamboree Road; (949) 852-2828. Center Drive; (949) 337-4850. IRVINEWEEKLY﹒COM | SEPTEMBER 18, 2019 | 7 E T RE AR Tokyo Table, Andrei’sConscious
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n Orange County youth Orange County SC,” said Francis Ja- the fi eld way beyond his years,” said Brian Tademy. “He’s got parents who has made sports history, as cobs. “I would like to thank team owner President of Soccer Operations and are looking out for his best interests. 14-year-old Francis Jacobs James Keston, General Manager Oliver General Manager Oliver Wyss. “He is They’re making sure he’s at his best became the youngest male Wyss and Head Coach Braeden Clout- the perfect model of player to develop and getting an education, while sup- everA to sign a professional contract in ier for giving me this special opportu- in our pathway to professional pro- porting his dream of being a pro soccer U.S. soccer. nity. I want to make everybody who gram that we have established here in player.” At just under 14 and a half years old, has helped me get here proud and I am Orange County.” OCSC told Irvine Weekly that “there the Laguna Beach native signed with looking forward to the future.” When asked about adapting to the is currently no timetable for when Orange County Soccer Club, Orange Jacobs attracted professional atten- speed of play in professional soccer, Jacobs’ fi rst match will be,” but “he is County’s sole professional soccer team, tion with his brief U-14 Irvine Strikers Jacobs told ESPN, “I was pretty nervous, continuing to grow and develop as a participating in Division II of the United career. His performances earned him but once the practice started, it was just professional player and will make the Soccer League. OCSC hosts their home call-ups to the United States National a regular practice.” line-up when he is ready and his per- games at Championship Soccer Sta- Team and the 2018 U.S. Junior National “I’m so happy he became a profes- formance in practice warrants it.” dium, located inside the Irvine Great Team. sional with us because his family is Park. “Francis is a special Orange County so strong. His parents are awesome,” “It is really exciting to be playing for talent and has shown a maturity on said Partnership Marketing Director IRVINEWEEKLY﹒COM | SEPTEMBER 18, 2019 | 9 MUSIC IRVINEWEEKLY﹒COM SEPTEMBER | 2019 18, fairground-like outer area to shop for | 10 merch, frequent the food truck mini-ar- mada, hit one of the Porta Potty zones, learn about the Billy Corgan-endorsed marine wildlife conservationist orga- nization Sea Shepherd, or take selfies in front of one of the concert veneers. More than one late-arriving audience member was heard to exclaim, “Is AFI over already?!?!” At 8:00 p.m., Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds got things cooking on- stage. The entire set was great, and virtually every single song was met by the cheers of an enthusiastic audience. A IN IN Admittedly, some members of the crowd were so wired — presumably on enthusiasm — that they’d started danc- ON ERT REVIEW T E SMAS ING P MP INS, ing and jumping frenetically before Gallagher had sang his first note, and NOE GA AG ER S IG F ING IRDS, they continued in that fashion until the Pumpkins ended their set a couple/ few hours later. In addition to the songs AND AFI from the band’s own catalog, fans of Gallagher’s former band, Oasis, were given their fix. T E A IN IN AN N E A A ER I IN IR EE Gallagher introduced the Oasis songs with some of his characteristically col- AN N T EIR EET AT IVE INT ored banter. “I’m a grumpy old fucker, and I need self-indulgence,” he said TT EIN ATT in reference to the High Flying Birds songs he’d played. “Now I’m going to do T RTE TT EIN ATT something for you, you lucky bastards.” Following that introduction, he played rvine’s FivePoint Amphitheatre of their 2018 album Shiny and Oh So The show began with a short set from and growled to punctuation his “Wonderwall,” “Little by Little,” “Stop has been keeping the hits coming. Bright, Vol. 1 / LP: No Past. No Future. AFI. For the duration of their 30-min- vocals. AFI’s eight-song set featured a Crying Your Heart Out,” and “Don’t For its latest hurrah, on August 29, No Sun. Whereas their shows from last ute set, the alternative rockers from cross-section of songs from their cata- Look Back in Anger.” Most of Gallagh- the minimalist venue hosted the year’s tour lasted somewhere in the Ukiah, California, whose song styles log as well as “Get Dark,” “Back Into The er’s hour-ish long set was comprised of tripleI bill of The Smashing Pumpkins, neighborhood of three hours, this time range from emo to post-hardcore, had Sun,” and “Trash Bat,” from their 2018 songs from his 2017 album Who Built Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, and they tailored their set down to about their energy turned up to 11 with lead EP The Missing Man. the Moon? including “Fort Knox,” “Keep AFI. For the Pumpkins, this tour is sort an hour and a half with an emphasis singer Davey Havok running around After they left the stage, much of On Reaching,” and “It’s a Beautiful of a coda for last year’s tour in support on their biggest hits. the stage as he alternately squeaked the audience filed into the venue’s World,” which was especially good. IRVINEWEEKLY﹒COM | SEPTEMBER 18, 2019 | 11 - - A IN IN A IN SiameseandDream mas and protective headphones. Alsoheadphones. protective and mas the of rest the course,were of onstage, band members: James Iha (guitar),Schro Mike (drums), Jim Chamberlin my BatesKa- (bass),andJack (guitar), eder prominently, More (keyboards). Cole tie inflatablelarge verythree were there throughout well; asonstage characters reveal to aroundthesespun show, the via up lit and schemes color dierent light. colorfulofpoints numerous The tone of the show varied. 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CI Law Stories: Past, first opened its doors, and the law ranked UCI as fourth in its “Best Schools program through more than 100 dier- Present and Future,” cel- school was part of its founding vision. for Practical Training” rankings. In ent projects; in particular, they assist ebrating and highlight- Since its 2009 opening, UCI’s law 2017, the Excess of Democracy blog the poor who are in need of counsel. ing the school’s school has been operating at the ranked the law school as seventh in In addition, UCI Law inspires high “Uremarkable first 10 years, is a new crossroads of academic excellence the nation for federal clerkships and school students to consider pursuing exhibition mounted in the lobby of and meritorious public service. In second in the state of California. And careers in the legal field through its UC Irvine’s Langson Library on East just 10 years, the school has received in 2018, U.S. News and World Report Saturday Academy of Law and Pre- Peltason Drive. It includes numerous numerous accolades. Here are just a ranked UCI 21st among 146 law schools. Law Outreach programs. SAL photographs, letters, documents, other few. In 2015, the American Bar Asso- UCI Law School’s student government helps high school students, who are in- writings and memorabilia. It highlights ciation ranked the law school as third and campus groups are also strong terested in studying law, improve their the law school’s recent achievements, in the placement of federal clerkships, advocates for civil rights. Nearly 90 reading, writing and critical thinking along with its historical beginnings, behind Yale and Stanford Universities. percent of the students participate in skills. going back to the 1960s when UCI In 2016, The National Jurist Magazine the school’s pro bono legal services The school, which opened in 2009 IRVINEWEEKLY﹒COM | SEPTEMBER 18, 2019 | 13 ARTS IRVINEWEEKLY﹒COM
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SEPTEMBER | 2019 18, alumni, with 45 percent identifying • Photo of members of the UCI Law themselves as people of color. community at the Orange County | 14 Highlights of “UCI Law Stories: Past, Korean American Bar Association 2018 Present and Future” include: Annual Installation Dinner, October 25, • Photo of UCI founding Chancellor 2018. Daniel G. Aldrich Jr., beside the June 20, • Photo of U.S. Congresswoman Katie 1964 UCI site dedication plaque. Porter at her congressional swear- • “Founders of the Law School” Public ing-In ceremony, January 22, 2019. UCI Service Awards Dinner photo, featur- Law School Dean Richardson swore ing Mark Robinson, Judge Andrew her in, with her daughter, Betsy, by her Guilford, Mary Ford, Gary Singer, side. Porter is a professor of law at UCI James Irvine Swinden and Joseph and currently on leave. Dunn. • Photo of members of the UCI Law • Several photos of Erwin Chemerinsky, community at the Thurgood Marshall founding dean of the law school, from Bar Association’s Second Annual Gala 2008 to 2017, and one bobblehead of and Installation Dinner, January 19, the dean, which was gifted by the UCI 2019. Law School class of 2017. • Photo collage of books published by • Newspaper articles from the New UCI Law faculty, 2019. York Times and Orange County Regis- • Photo collage of UCI Law faculty and ter, reporting on the hiring, firing and sta, 2019. Includes full-time faculty, rehiring of Chemerinsky. adjunct faculty, librarians, ailiat- • July 2008 L.A. Times article focusing ed faculty, visiting faculty, research on Chemerinsky’s announcement of fellows, administrators and sta of UCI the founding faculty and administra- Law. tion of 18 accomplished scholars and “UCI Law Stories,” running through administrators at UCI Law. September 30, is curated by Christina • PreLaw Magazine’s article describ- Tsou, research law librarian for faculty ing Chemerinsky’s vision “to create the services; Jessica Pierucci, research law ideal law school for the 21st Century” librarian for foreign, comparative and from winter 2009. international law; and Brian Richard • Photo of August 24, 2009 UCI Law Williams, research librarian for crimi- School opening day scissors and nology, law & society, U.S. & California ribbon. government information and educa- • Inaugural Issue of UC Irvine Law tion and outreach. It is designed by Jen- Review, March 2011, featuring articles nifer Betonio, Allan Helmick and Sylvia by of the founding faculty and by Irving. inaugural class members. accreditation to UCI Law by the Amer- was the only woman of color in that The UCI Law video archive is pro- • Photo of Chemerinsky teaching, Jan- ican Bar Association. role at a top 30 law school. duced by Ryne Hodkowski, public uary 26, 2012. • September 2017 Orange Coast Maga- • Dean Richardson’s August 20, 2018 relations manager, UCI Law; Anna • Photo of Class of 2012 commence- zine profile of UC Law School Dean, L. Orange County Register article, Ili, digital content specialist, UCI Law; ment speakers. Song Richardson, who assumed that “Looking Back on 10 Years of UCI Law,” and Colleen Taricani, assistant dean • June 6, 2014 photo celebrating full role in January 1, 2018. At that time, she reflecting on the school’s milestones for communications, UCI Law. IRVINEWEEKLY﹒COM | SEPTEMBER 18, 2019 | 15 Street, Suite 840, Santa Ana, CA | 866.648.0004 th CannabisComplianceFirm.com 1851 East 4
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