Each chancellor who has served UCLA has left behind a unique legacy, and Albert Carnesale is no exception. As UCLA’s eighth chief executive, Carnesale has left a positive imprint on the campus that will be felt for years to come. Read more...

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Student achievement outweighs obstacles I am writing in response to the article about my involvement with Teach for America (“New Teachers Overcome Obstacles: Marjorie Clark,” News, June 1). Read more...

In California’s upcoming gubernatorial election, the Democratic nominee will spar with the current governor in November, and the repercussions are sure to influence 2008’s presidential race. Read more...

By Kyle Kleckner and Jesse Melgar Phil Angelides or Steve Westly? This question has dominated the Democratic climate as registered voters get ready to cast their votes in tomorrow’s Democratic primary. Read more...

We get contemplative as our college careers come careening to a close. Instead of focusing solely on papers, finals and vacation plans like we have at the end of previous quarters at UCLA, we spend our time musing about the unanswerable questions, such as “Have I spent my time here wisely?”, “Have I made the right decisions?” and “Will they still let me graduate if I have $4,750 worth of unpaid campus parking tickets?” But while we look back on our time here with regret or wistfulness or simply with joy that we’re done, we also fear for the time ahead. Read more...

Decision won’t hurt whistle-blowers I was extremely disappointed by your editorial, “Concerned employees should not be silenced” (May 31). Your piece makes numerous unsubstantiated and misleading claims. Read more...