Bourne is a fourth-year geography student. By Russell Bourne In last Friday’s paper, Connie Choe attacked Jennifer Shane’s views on Christianity by saying that she has no concept of the religion she claims to follow (“Submission misinterprets Christianity,” Daily Bruin, Nov. Read more...

Choe is a first-year undeclared student and congregant of Bread of Life Church. By Connie Choe Jennifer Shane’s submission in Monday’s paper represents the pinnacle of pseudo-Christian ignorance and makes me sorry that so many people have no idea what the religions they claim to be a part of are all about. Read more...

DeSon is a fourth-year political science and history student. By Jason S. DeSon As vice president of the Political Science Student Organization, I had the privilege of attending the annual Political Science Faculty & Student Dinner. Read more...

Tang is a second-year student majoring in political science. By Eric Tang Several weeks ago, I found myself sitting on the edge of my seat in a packed lecture hall in Washington, D.C. Read more...

New Afghan government may improve rights Shirin Vossoughi writes that “Feminism becomes U.S. war pawn“ (Daily Bruin, Nov. 27). Her assertion is that the fall of the Taliban does not guarantee the position of women will improve. Read more...

  If your hands aren’t busy elsewhere, e-mail Cass with your horror stories at [email protected]. Once upon a time in a land far, far away (read: just last year in Encinitas, Calif.) there was a very tight group of high school friends. Read more...

Do you think states should have the right to distribute medical marijuana? Ike Ega Fifth-year Political science “I’m definitely against legalizing it. Marijuana is not naturally grown ““ it’s a hybrid of chemicals and engineering, and is more addictive now than ever. Read more...