Daily Bruin: What are the most prevalent psychological problems facing students? How are these problems treated? Harold Pruett: The main problems students have are relationship problems and school-related pressures. Read more...

Now, on top of endless security checks, cramped seats and poor service on airplanes, we’re supposed to pay for the fish. Late last month, America West, the nation’s eighth largest airline, ended a three-week test in which in-flight meals were sold at a price of $3-10 in order to curb post”“ Sept. Read more...

The U.S. Supreme Court will decide in April whether or not to ban universities across the nation from considering race and ethnicity in their admissions process. Read more...

Do you think U.N. weapons inspectors should be given more time for investigation or did Colin Powell present enough evidence to go to war now? Sam Rabadi Fourth-year, physics and math “I think Colin Powell hasn’t proved that Iraq poses a substantial threat to the United States. Read more...

Sept. 11, 2001, will only mark the second most notable security failure in United States history if actions are not taken immediately to end Saddam Hussein’s ability to make war. Read more...

Why do you wear those things? Aren’t you hot all the time? Don’t you realize that you’re in America, and you’re free to take it all off? Read more...

“Oh my god!” I heard myself saying this in disbelief as I read “War with Iraq necessary to promote democracy” by Jorge Magdaleno (Feb. 3). Since Magdaleno’s submission was loaded with so many examples of American historical amnesia, jingoism and myopia, I have resolved myself to address only one sentence from his entire piece: “Yes, terrorists seek to destroy us because of who we (Americans) are and what we do. Read more...