Just as the senseless slaughter of World War I showed the old European regimes were inept, the slaughter taking place in the Middle East today is showing the current political leaders of Israel and Palestine are also deficient. Read more...

For the first time in my life, I’m embarrassed to be a blonde. I thought we flaxen-haired women had surpassed the stigma of the vapid, shallow, mind-numbingly unintelligent girl. Read more...

USAC goes beyond the council table When looking at the accomplishments of USAC, it is important to remember that much of the work is done outside of the council table. Read more...

Academic freedom ““ the driving concept behind the mission of universities ““ is under attack in Congress. Why? Because apparently universities are unfairly anti-American. A bill that has garnered little public debate or press coverage would call for the government to more closely scrutinize international and foreign language studies programs at American schools. Read more...

When housing developments and golf courses threatened the natural beauty of her community, Professor Jill Anne Kowalik took action by making educational films about Powder Canyon, the 517-acre park in danger of urbanization. Read more...

A week of events aimed at educating and galvanizing student activism on academic issues culminates today with a concert and carnival scheduled to take place in Bruin Plaza. Read more...

Recent U.S. involvement in the Middle East has created a growing demand for translators to interpret documents for the government, which could lead to job opportunities for UCLA students proficient in Middle Eastern languages. Read more...