Tuesday, January 20

Columnist’s desire for test changes is all self-interest

Greene is a UCLA alumnus who graduated with the class of 1999. By Ethan Greene David Burke (“Standardized tests receive low marks,” Viewpoint, May 3) should do a lot less whining about “fairness” and spend a lot more time more studying. Access to a desired school of higher education, especially professional schools, is not rightly based on some sense of inherent ability. Read more...


President Bush needs to exhibit statesmanship

Gonzalez is a third-year political science student. By Nathan Gonzalez When thinking of the legacy of a “great statesman,” we often invoke the images of Ronald Reagan standing before the Berlin Wall, as he shouts “Tear down this wall, Mr. Read more...


Letters

Online voting would be better than current method As I walked away from the USAC voting booth last Thursday, I could not help but laugh at those who assert online voting would be less secure and promote less voter independence than paper ballots. Read more...



Letters

Rodents deserve respect too No one wants to live with uninvited rodents in their rooms, but I was appalled to read that innocent creatures are being painfully tortured and killed through the use of glue traps and poison (“Mice take up residence on Hill,” Viewpoint, April 25). Read more...