Tuesday, October 13

Frat parties perpetuate exclusion

You never forget your first time, no matter how blurred your vision was by the end of the night. It kind of sticks with you among all those other firsts and lasts burned into your memory banks. Read more...




Serve and overprotect

“Isn’t there somewhere else you should be?” It’s a question I’ve often meant to ask on a Thursday night in the blocks surrounding fraternity row. Sheltered by the city limits of Bel Air, Brentwood and the Westwood commercial district, dozens of college students congregate in the streets, idly wandering from party to party. Read more...




Senators ought to look past ideology

With the Supreme Court confirmation hearing of Samuel A. Alito Jr. pushed to Jan. 9, the public is left to ponder the relationship between political opinion and judicial action, especially when abortion is concerned. Read more...