What would Jesus do about the Middle East? As a Palestinian Orthodox Christian, and as a Christian, I find the views of Wallid Shoebat, who spoke at UCLA this week, particularly offensive (“Former terrorist speaks,” News, May 26). Read more...

There’s hope for graduating seniors. Employers expect to hire 11.2 percent more graduating seniors from the Class of 2004 than the Class of 2003, according to the National Association of Colleges and Employers. Read more...

Expected cumulative progress requirement. Among the students who know what those four words represent, there is almost universal disdain. The ECP requirement is the university regulation that went into effect for freshmen who entered UCLA in 2001-2002, forcing them to complete a minimum number of units each year. Read more...

Every year, thousands of foreign students come to UCLA and other American universities to experience higher education “American-style” ““ and to reap the benefits associated with such experiences when they return home. Read more...

A 17-year-old struggle inched one step closer to a resolution early this quarter when the Academic Senate made a commitment to implementing a diversity requirement in fall 2005. Read more...

The UCLA women’s water polo team had three players named to All-America teams, voted on by the American Water Polo Coaches Association. Sophomore center forward Kristina Kunkel was named as a first-team All-American, while freshman goalkeeper Emily Feher and sophomore center defender Lauren Heineck made the third team. Read more...

The scandal that ravaged the UCLA Willed Body Program this March is now at a calm, and the tarnished program’s future seems to hinge on an unfinished report from former Gov. Read more...