Tuesday, April 21

Dahle’s memo biased against Iranian group

The UCLA Iranian Student Group would like to respond to Undergraduate Students Association Council President David Dahle’s irresponsible memo, where Babak Khamsi of the ISG is labeled an “enemy” (“”˜Manipulation is the key,'” News, April 9). Read more...


Affirmative action unfair to applicants

One of the Nazis’ first steps in liquidating European Jews involved establishing a quota system for education and employment based on population percentages. Under this system any person who belonged to a constructed group that held too high a proportion of seats was likely to lose his or her position. Read more...


Speaks out

Do you think the Iraqi people have been liberated now that war is drawing to a close? Do you think the U.S. government should take an active role in establishing a new government in Iraq? Read more...



Focus of slates should be action, not political gaming

By Chris Diaz As a current Undergraduate Student Association Council member that ran under the Student Empowerment! slate in the previous election, I encourage the student body to look past the rhetoric being articulated by Justin Levi as well as his Students United for Reform and Equality slate mates. Read more...



USAC funds allocated without political motives

Last Wednesday’s Daily Bruin article (“Student group funding reflects USAC loyalties,” News) implied that this year’s base budget process was motivated by political aims resulting from my affiliation with the Students United for Reform and Equality slate. Read more...