Bonnie Chau Chau is a second-year English student who considers herself one part stoic and one part condescending. But she is trying to change. Really. Read more...

Moradian is director of elections for the Graduate Students Association. By Mike Mkhitar Moradian Last year, after 11 years the Graduate Students Association elections passed the required 10 percent turnout for any ballot initiatives to take effect. Read more...

UCLA publications cause divisiveness In addition to the Daily Bruin, which serves the entire student body, UCLA has several student publications aimed at specific groups defined by gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity and religion. As a reader of one of these magazines, Fem, I know they contain first-rate writing. Read more...

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By Hakam Al-Samarrai Imagine this if you will (it may not be so difficult, as the following might sound familiar): a sovereign country in the Middle East feels that it has been wronged, that its security, dignity and people have been threatened by another country, and thus proceeds to move troops and tanks outside its borders, attacking what it believes are government facilities and personnel ““ and anything else it feels could constitute a threat. Read more...

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One-sided facts doom all active in Mideast debate Benjamin Nabati’s submission (“Jewish attachment to Israel is ancient, loving,” Viewpoint, April 12) claims that the Palestinians have no attachment to their land and are not a unique nationality, and that Jerusalem is not even mentioned in the Quran. Read more...