Ben Shapiro Shapiro is a second-year political science student bringing reason to the masses. E-mail him at [email protected]. Click Here for more articles by Ben Shapiro Universities have a serious problem. Read more...

By Robert Watson Chris Johnson’s exploitation of the firemen killed at the World Trade Center, as a weapon with which to club dissent of any kind, is all the more contemptible for being so predictable (“Leftist influence deteriorates education,” Viewpoint, Nov. Read more...

EDITORIAL BOARD Editor in Chief  Timothy Kudo Managing Editor  Michael Falcone Viewpoint Editor  Cuauhtemoc Ortega Staff Representatives  Amanda Fletcher  Kelly Rayburn  Marcelle Richards Vytas Mazeika Corey McEleney Linh Tat Editorial Board Assistants  Maegan Carberry  Edward Chiao   Unsigned editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily Bruin Editorial Board. Read more...

Mosqueda is a sociology and Chicana/o studies student. She serves as a USAC general representative and as the student representative to the GE Governance Committee and Undergraduate Council. Read more...

Ariana Brookes Brookes is a fourth-year English student who wouldn’t read these columns either. E-mail her at [email protected]. Click Here for more articles by Ariana Brookes The television series “That 70s Show” was originally going to be called “Teenage Wasteland.” The idea was that the teenage years are full of confusion, aimlessness and other undesirables. Read more...

Yip is a fourth-year communication studies student and director of the APC. Chung is a fourth-year political science student and external director of the APC. By Cheryl Yip and David Chung In his article, “Position of APC contains contradictions,” (Daily Bruin, Nov. Read more...

Trinh serves as the USAC Student Welfare Commissioner. By Peter Trinh Man oh man, how lucky I am to be elected as a USAC officer. I just sit around and vegetate all day waiting for the stipend check to roll on in. And of course, I am supposed to go to weekly meetings for USAC. But I wouldn’t really call them meetings. I’d preferred to call them sessions on how each USAC officer can just vegetate a little more. Read more...