Jerry Pfohl’s opinion piece “Edwards too inexperienced” (July 12) is a case of the Republican Party’s simple-minded rhetoric dirtying the record of a credible vice presidential candidate. Read more...

Oh, the joys of summer. Spring quarter is over, and it is now time for hot days, long classes and high schoolers invading our campus. And, as much as we all want to have fun, soak in the sun, and sit in front of the TV all day, we’re likely taking one, two, maybe even three intense six-week courses. Read more...

Because of recent Undergraduate Students Association Council action, all UCLA students have won a tremendous victory in terms of their student governance. For the first time in many years, all student groups will be able to apply for funding from USAC, as it is now recognizing newly revised funding guidelines that will include independent groups. Read more...

“The Congress shall have power to prohibit the physical desecration of the flag of the United States.” These words comprise the text of the “Flag Protection Amendment” now pending in the U.S. Read more...

Without variation and with omnipresent intensity, the single cure to every natural, economic and political calamity is said to be civil dialogue. What is the solution to heated debates between campus groups? Read more...

Congratulations, and welcome to UCLA. It wasn’t easy getting here, but as a first-year UCLA student you’re on your way to expanding your knowledge and focusing on experiences that will help you build a rewarding career. Read more...

By now you probably have been congratulated and praised by every other person both inside and outside of UCLA for being admitted here. It is well-deserved recognition. Read more...