Students across the nation joined with other allies on and off campus to participate in the Student Labor Action Project’s National Student Labor Week of Action from March 31 to April 4. Read more...

In understanding the direction of the Roman Catholic Church after Pope John Paul II, Mexico serves as an elucidating example of both the changing face of the church and the particular challenges it will encounter in the 21st century. Read more...

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The United States has one of the highest rates of male circumcision in the world, and is the only country that practices infant circumcision for non-religious purposes even though the medical benefits are considered controversial. Read more...

Death, especially at the beginning of the quarter, might seem a morbid topic to comment on. But with the recent death of Terri Schiavo ““ and all the controversy over whether to remove the feeding tubes keeping her alive since her collapse in her mid-20s ““ the subject of untimely death seems intent on creeping into many of my everyday conversations. Read more...

Nutritional information must be open to students In response to the comment made by Assistant Director of Dining Services Charles Wilcots that they do not provide nutritional information partly because students “may misinterpret it” (“Bruin Cafe menu higher in calories than students think,” News, March 11), I would like to say that people have a right to know what they are putting into their bodies. Read more...

It’s finals week, and while you may be stressing out or just getting some pre-spring break partying in before your finals actually begin, don’t forget to eat. Read more...