Monday, October 5

Faculty, students must play role in “˜New GE’

Rhodes is the chair of the GE Governance Committee. By David Rhodes Thinking about undergraduate education is both a delight and an obligation for a faculty member, but teachers can easily become the proverbial “mad scientist” when they don’t consult widely with other instructors and with the students who are both the purpose and subjects of these intellectual designs. Read more...


Cloning cats a waste of valuable time

  Sharon Kim Kim is a second-year biology student. Send your rhyme or reason to [email protected]. Click Here for more articles by Sharon Kim Remember when your mother used to tell you at the dinner table “There are starving people in China!” in order to get you to finish your meatloaf? Read more...


Student input necessary for housing issues

Austin is the USAC internal vice president. By Kennisha A. Austin For those of us in USAC who are working on the housing campaign and are supportive of the creation of more triple rooms in the residence halls, this proposition is less about applauding the creation of more triple rooms. Read more...


Letters

Pearl’s death pops UCLA bubble After reading the article about Daniel Pearl’s death, I was disgusted with myself. I watched throughout the day as students picked up the Daily Bruin newspaper from various kiosks across campus. Read more...



Republican Party not so great as submission claims

Chapman is a third-year English and history student. By Corey Chapman In last Tuesday’s Daily Bruin, Scott Latchem tries to portray the Republican party as having been morally pure and unadulterated throughout its existence (“Liberal dogma corrupts many principles of GOP,“ Viewpoint, Feb. Read more...