By my count, I’ve written anywhere from 60 to 63 columns for the Daily Bruin in the last four years. In every one of those, I’ve known the ending before writing the first word. Read more...

Viewpoint 2 is angled a little to the right so you can see better. In the little space between it and the taupe foamy board, I’ve crammed a lot of information, most new and some old; a few old bits with a new twist. Read more...

As I write this column, I’m missing my last class as an undergraduate to meet the noon deadline. It’s rather fitting. I have learned a lot during my time at UCLA. Read more...

I blame The Bruin for a lot of things. I blame The Bruin for robbing me of my free time. I blame The Bruin for landing me a full-time job even before I graduate ““ leaving me without three months of sitting on my parents’ ridiculously comfortable couch or backpacking through Europe (which I have yet to visit), seeing the world and “finding myself.” Lately though, I blame The Bruin for revealing my insignificance. Read more...

There’s a lot that goes into making the paper you pick up every day. We’re more than just filler that surrounds the Sudoku and crossword puzzle. Read more...

As a graduating senior, I’m attempting to disassociate myself from all things collegiate while I define a nonstudent life. Acting nonchalant about finals, losing my BruinCard, and throwing away my art history readers to spend time reading W-4 forms are a few of the grown-up activities I’ve been partaking of during pre-graduation. Read more...

To paraphrase a previous news editor, it really is about people. That phrase was on the wall of the News section, and after four years in this place, I think there is more truth to it than its author intended. Read more...