The meager L.A. subway system is in need of expansion, but the proposal for a three-mile extension the Metropolitan Transportation Authority has considered is an inefficient way to start. Read more...

The Supreme Court mistakenly refused to hear a case regarding the use of the death penalty against minors Monday despite four justices being staunchly opposed to the practice. Read more...

The society that tortures children is equally good to the one that opposes it. Does that sound twisted to you? It should, but to many multiculturalists it doesn’t. Read more...

A scene from the movie “Waking Life” poses a question that I think is highly relevant to the UCLA student body: “So what are these barriers that keep people from reaching anywhere near their real potential? Read more...

The administration is about to waste $100,000 to relieve faculty concerns about the aesthetic appeal of vending machines outside one of the ugliest buildings on campus: Bunche Hall. Read more...

I was taken aback by last week’s pro-war rally held by the Bruin Republicans. Not that I was surprised that the speakers would go along with Bush and support a massacre in Iraq, but rather that they, at the same time, support such a strike against the United States. Read more...

One nation’s leader, looking at intelligence reports indicating that Saddam Hussein’s Iraq is developing nuclear weapons, ponders his nation’s predicament. Iraq has been hostile toward his people in the past, but years have passed in an uneasy armistice since the last conflict. Read more...