In April of 1994, the world watched silently as genocide took the lives of nearly a million Rwandan men, women and children in less than 100 days. Read more...

“I have no greater responsibility than to protect our people, our freedom and our way of life.” After President Bush spoke these words during a radio address to the nation in December, it finally became clear to me why he can choose to break the law to spy and infringe upon the civil liberties of anyone he wants: to protect our freedom. Read more...

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You’ve seen Jewish men in yarmulkes and Muslim women in hijabs around campus, right? They sure do stand out on Bruin Walk and in lecture halls, so you would have noticed them if they lived on your floor in your residence hall. Read more...

Imagine if, after you read his book “It’s Not About the Bike,” you found out that Lance Armstrong never had cancer, just a bad case of the flu that caused him to lose a little bit of weight. Read more...

“I hate girls.” “Girls come with too much drama.” “Girls are evil, shallow, sneaky, manipulative, hypocritical and untrustworthy.” These are only some of the more colorful things I’ve heard spoken about my fellow women. Read more...

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