Running for an important yet traditionally under-utilized office in the past, Joe Vardner from Bruins United offers the impressive experience and understanding of the Facilities Supports Commission that can bring it back to life and get some real work done. Read more...

Of the six candidates running for general representative, Megan Carney, Brian Neesby and Dorothy Le offer the most experience and passion. Carney and Le are both members of the Future Front slate, and Neesby is a member of Bruins United. Read more...

The office of external vice president has usually gone to in-house candidates ““ and the Daily Bruin sees no reason to break this trend now. Jeannie Biniek, currently the national affairs director for the EVP office, will bring her extensive experience to a position where having experience is just about required. Read more...

Of three lackluster candidates for the office of Internal Vice President, Kristina Doan is the best. The Bruins United candidate and president of Bruin Democrats has been instrumental in building her student group by getting core members involved in campaigns and debates on political issues. Read more...

Next year, undergraduates will be represented by either an advocate, a reformer or a chicken. Despite the appeal of the latter two possibilities, there is little doubt that Jenny Wood is the most capable candidate. Read more...

The Faculty Executive Committee of the UCLA College is considering a proposal to change the late-drop policy for non-impacted courses. Currently, undergraduates are allowed to drop non-impacted courses through the fourth week of the quarter with no transcript notation. Read more...

In 1903, black scholar W.E.B. DuBois confidently argued that “the problem of the 20th century is the problem of the color-line.” Today, America is still racially segregated by where people choose to live, learn, worship and work. Read more...