Horowitz is the director of the West Los Angeles Center for the Study of Popular Culture and the editor in chief of frontpagemag.com. By David Horowitz Like every reform proposal since Proposition 209, the new University of California admission policies are the product of political blackmail, designed to circumvent the law. Read more...

Dahle is a general representative for the Undergraduate Student Association Council. By David Dahle The most dangerous place to cross the street in Westwood for a UCLA student, or anyone for that matter, is where Gayley Avenue meets Landfair Avenue at the bottom of the Saxon Residential Suites trail. Read more...

Nabati is a third-year political science student. By Benjamin Nabati We can only hope that 2002 will yield better results than 2001 did in the Israeli and Palestinian crisis. Read more...

Lopez is a member of MEChA de UCLA. By Eric Lopez In 1982, the United States Supreme Court handed down a landmark decision in Plyler v. Read more...

Yokota is a UCLA alumnus. By Ryan Masaaki Yokota In the dark days after the bombings of Pearl Harbor in December 1941, the authorities came to visit my great-grandfather. Read more...

Inaccuracies lead to misconceptions about WAC “We’re a lot of freaks, but freaks in a good way.” As well meant as the above quote by a world arts and cultures student was, the only thing it accomplished was the proliferation of misconceptions about this exceptional program (“WAC students optimistic over headquarter switch“ Daily Bruin, News, Dec. Read more...

Nabati and Zakaria are both third-year political science students. By Benjamin Nabati and Jacob Zakaria “Arafat must work in the opposite direction as he has in the past” ““ and then shall peace reign, said Daniel Meridor, an Israeli Cabinet Minister, on the horrific evening of Dec. Read more...