Saturday, April 11

Q&A with the Daily Bruin

  MARIAMI LISA KRIKORIAN/Daily Bruin Karren Lane is Undergraduate Students Association Council president. Here, she discusses the nature of USAC post SP-1 and 2, the effects of affirmative action policy and USAC’s influence, both on campus and in the community. Read more...


Interest groups can slight U.S. priorities

Gonzalez is a third-year political science student. By Nathan Gonzalez Americans have become accustomed to the wide-reaching effects of powerful interest groups. While these groups can be seen as an important component of democratic political participation, a serious yet often neglected problem arises with a group like the American-Israeli Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), because this very powerful lobbying group is solely concerned with the well-being of a country other than ours. Read more...


Letters

Protests only serve to divide us Last Saturday, I was witness to a large protest in support of Palestine while I drove by the Federal Building on Wilshire Boulevard. Read more...