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Ian Eisner Click Here for more articles by Ian Eisner   Scavenger hunts, campus tours and flocks of wide-eyed high school graduates can only mean one thing: it’s orientation season. Read more...

David Burke Click Here for more articles by David Burke   Every college student understands choosing classes is an important but potentially intimidating and frustrating process. Read more...

By Brian Lowry Having graduated from UCLA in 1984, I now have the unique perspective of having lived as much of my life since that hot day in June as before moving my meager belongings into Rieber Hall four years earlier on an equally hot day in September. Read more...

By David Dahle Student apathy is a disease that has infected students at UCLA in the recent years. Many students here are content with focusing solely on their academics and work myopically towards their degree while the vibrant nature of campus life seems to deteriorate more every year. Read more...

Michael Falcone Falcone was managing editor in 2001-2002.   I always thought the hardest part of a story was writing the lead. But now that I have reached the end of my story with The Daily Bruin, the hardest part is finding the right ending. Read more...

Sabrina Singhappattanapong Singhappattanapong served as a News reporter.   Senior year, the end is near, I’m walking out, a bit in fear, Powell, Young ““ anywhere, Studying till my brain would tear, Looking back, I love my school, The friends I met were just so cool, Jenny, Jo Jo, Daily Bruin, Why did college have to end so soon? Read more...