Students across the nation are receiving the star treatment, complete with paparazzi and dirty gossip. Read more...

A recent report found that tens of thousands of Los Angeles high school students do not know they are on track for eligibility to apply to the University of California or the California State University. This potentially untapped body of college applicants is exciting, but also a little overwhelming. Read more...

With online college and professional courses already a staple, it’s only natural that some elementary schools are following suit. However, while state-funded online elementary school is a great idea for students with long commutes or special learning needs, the majority taking advantage of these programs may be losing out in the long run. Read more...

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Voting for Obama does not make supporters sexist I was outraged by Professor Maack’s “Clinton brings capability and strength, deserves more credit” (Feb. 4). As a female supporter of Sen. Read more...

With today's gigantic primary-and-caucus-fest hanging over America's political consciousness like the Southland's stormy weather, two candidates have best demonstrated what has come to define elections: take what you can get no matter how you get it. Read more...

How appropriate that last Thursday night, as Sen. Clinton and Sen. Obama debated foreign policy in Hollywood, I engaged in a heated debate of personal policy in Westwood. Read more...