As students, a common characteristic defining most of our relationships with our parents is how they complain about paying our bills ““ our credit card bills, our education bills, our phone bills. Read more...

Got milk? Got cell phones? Got light? We value these products so highly, but neglect to remember and be thankful for the black people who helped make all of them possible. Read more...

I struggle to find a more tired rhetoric than that which promotes the United States as having “prevailed” over other countries as a result of its extraordinary work ethic. Read more...

Since the early 1960s, public higher education in California has operated under the “Master Plan,” which divides responsibilities among the University of California, California State University system and community colleges. Read more...

“The United States has no use for Black History Month.” The simple ignorance of this statement justifies the existence of Black History Month today. Garin Hovannisian’s misguided column, “Black History Month divides present world,” (Feb. Read more...

President Bush’s newly released federal budget proposal for 2005 calls for increased funding for Pell Grants: scholarships awarded by the federal government to financially disadvantaged college students. Read more...

Last Thursday I woke up to find a parking ticket on my car’s windshield, something not too uncommon in our cramped Westwood. But what was remarkable was that I was parked in my own driveway. Read more...