Monday, January 26

Cheating a rejection of integrity

Turn on the news any night, and there’s another story of some cheater ““ a law-breaker ““ finally getting caught. Enron, Martha Stewart, Jayson Blair. These are names we’ll remember. Read more...


CALPIRG campaigns for students, environment

Georgina Wakefield is the co-chair of the UCLA California Public Interest Research Group chapter and the vice chair of CALPIRG as a whole. CALPIRG is one of UCLA’s most influential student groups and must receive pledges from 15 percent of the UCLA student body to remain on campus. Read more...



Construction builds clout for UCLA

Under Construction Like Always. That’s how many people view UCLA. If you talk to those who have been around UCLA for many years, they will tell you that there has never been a period of time when there was no construction on campus. Read more...



Tougher standards stifle diversity

This month, the UC Board of Regents is going to make a decision that may alienate the precious representation of minorities statewide. With budget cuts in California, University of California administrators have been exploring ways to ensure that students at all UC campuses are provided with a quality education, but the search has been halted over one particular controversial decision. Read more...


Internet can be a dangerous place

This summer I traveled to Italy and plugged my laptop into a DSL line there. In less than a day, I noticed someone in China had planted a virus called “youwish.exe” on my hard drive. Read more...