In high school I was a vocal opponent of the maxim “nice guys finish last.” I comforted my guy friends who most often were girlfriend-less and frequently heartbroken from unrequited love, blaming their single status on this “undeniable truth.” I, of course, countered with, “You’re wrong. Read more...

Nice guys don’t just finish last. Half the time, they don’t even get to race. Somewhere along the way, being diagnosed as a nice guy became a prognosis for romantic quarantine. Read more...

The Anderson School of Management is offering two new business programs over the summer for undergraduates who want to get a feel for graduate level coursework. Read more...

Bill could make textbooks available for rent A bill asking California colleges and universities to provide their students with textbook rental services passed the California State Assembly Committee on Higher Education on April 14. Read more...

The debate over acceptance of “soft money” in election campaigns will not be resolved as easily as many had hoped. In 2002, the McCain-Feingold Act was passed with the intent of cracking down on election contributions known as “soft money” ““ essentially open-ended donations to a particular candidate. Read more...

Should individuals convicted of DUIs have their cars impounded? Gabriel Oliva Second-year, psychology “No. The laws against drinking and driving are pretty hardcore as it is. Read more...

According to the California Student Public Interest Research Group, students spend an average of $900 per year on textbooks. But lately, it seems course readers hit the pocketbook almost as hard. Read more...