With this opportunity to speak to the UCLA campus, I would like to pick up where Friday evening’s Graduate Students Association debate left off. An audience member asked each presidential candidate to discuss their humanity. Read more...

The first person who wanted to burn books must have been a student, correction ““ a college student. And what sparked that desire must not have been Jane Austin or William Faulkner (okay, maybe Faulkner). Read more...

Underestimating on overspending The task force can “come down hard on UC,” but the Daily Bruin can’t, publishing another soft story that could’ve been written by the UC press office (“Task force comes down hard on UC,” News, April 14). Read more...

Instituting tolerance is itself intolerant I am disgusted by hypocrisy and endorsement of censorship shown recently by Lara Loewenstein (“We have no right to intolerance,” April 13). Read more...

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We avoid numbers just like we try to avoid the people they quantify: “¢bull; 88,000: the number of homeless people in Los Angeles County ““ three and a half times the number of students at UCLA. Read more...

The men’s basketball team’s run all the way to the NCAA championship game was as exciting as it was improbable. Some type of celebration is in order, and I have just the idea: The university ought to tear down and rebuild Pauley Pavilion. Read more...