Azerbaijan leaves much to be desired While mentioning Azerbaijan’s oil wealth and ostensibly secular nature, Jennifer Mishory’s piece (“Azerbaijan deserves U.S. public attention,” News, Oct. 23), misses some other aspects of Azerbaijan that are worthy of attention. Read more...

There will be no one to go to for emergency condoms next year. No one giving out aspirin for cramps and fevers, or ice packs for random accidents. Read more...

I was visiting my grandmother in Buffalo when we found ourselves stopped at a major intersection, her behind the wheel, squinting ahead. “Tell me when the light turns green,” she said to me in her sweet, grandmotherly voice. Read more...

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Every year, graduating UCLA seniors go through a rite of passage known as on-campus recruitment. They eagerly prepare their resumes, brush up on interviewing techniques, attend various career fairs and company information sessions, and apply for jobs via BruinView (the UCLA Career Center’s online job database). Read more...

Each November we see celebrities hopping on the political bandwagon and trying to make a difference in the world This is also known as election season. Read more...

After Clinton visit, keep a clear head The letter sent by Gabe Rose and Amritha Subramanian (“Clinton’s visit sheds light on Prop. 87,” Oct. 20) sounded more like a page from the diary of a teenage girl with a crush than a strong, well-argued opinion in support of Proposition 87. Read more...