With the current controversy, do you think Taco Bell should remain on campus? Nicholas Kolaitis First-year, biology “A company should not be able to do whatever they want just to get cheap labor ““ they should not be able to exploit their workers. Read more...

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Current admission process is fair In his support of affirmative action, George Turner (“Affirmative action still needed to help minorities,” Nov. 14) not only endorses an inherently flawed system but also attempts to undermine our current admissions process. Read more...

When an acquaintance of mine visited his parents near San Diego this summer, he noticed the house he grew up in was surrounded by manzanita and other flammable shrubs. Read more...

With class enrollment just around the corner, many students are struggling with decisions about their academic and professional futures. I personally face a seemingly endless list of concerns: “Can I handle this number of units? Read more...

Would we really be losing out if the windswept corner of Bruin Walk that houses Taco Bell was replaced? Most people would describe the food as a poor college student’s Baja Fresh and an unworthy rival to Panda’s reign in Ackerman. Read more...

In the Nov. 12 Daily Bruin, Garin Hovannisian expressed a distorted view of the Public Interest Research Group (the PIRGs) as a “radical movement toward totalitarianism.” Although we like to think that we get a lot accomplished, we still believe Hovannisian, in his enthusiasm, has slightly overstated the California Public Interest Research Group’s goals. Read more...