Rumsfeld cartoon offensive, degrading I am incredibly offended by Alex Hoffman’s editorial cartoon (Viewpoint, May 13), which attempts to compare the human rights abuses against Iraqi prisoners to the political pressure affecting Donald Rumsfeld. Read more...

By choosing to run its initial public offering as an auction, Google Inc. ““ developers of the online search engine ““ is giving students a chance they would not have had otherwise. Read more...

Rest in peace, independents. Moochfish, Douglow, we hardly knew ye. And it seems no one else did, either. Thursday night marked the sad end of five of the six unaffiliated candidates running in contested races. Read more...

During freshman orientation, I made a promise to myself. I decided I would, over the course of my four years of study, eat at each and every one of the restaurants in Westwood Village before I graduate in spring 2005. Read more...

When it was all said and done, even Otter Pops, fortune cookies and condoms weren’t enough for more than three-quarters of UCLA undergraduates. Voter turnout in Undergraduate Students Association Council elections was down by 219 from last year, the first year voting was conducted online. Read more...

Tomato, tomahto. Let’s not call the whole thing off. For months now, Taco Bell has been under fire about tomatoes. The dispute arises from allegations made by the employees of one of Taco Bell’s tomato suppliers. Read more...

Shapiro right; The Bruin is biased After reading the article on Ben Shapiro’s new book, “Book misconstrues facts” (News, May 11), I am struck that not once is the book summarized or its charges presented in any systematic fashion to the reader. Read more...