Jonah Lalas Lalas is a fourth-year international development studies and political science student who challenges you to question your beliefs and assumptions. Click Here for more articles by Jonah Lalas You may have heard of or witnessed the midlife crisis of countless forty-somethings, but I’ll bet you haven’t heard about the new trend in nervous breakdowns that may await you in your immediate post-college years: the “quarterlife crisis.” Despite the slogans you hear from professors and CNN about “economic opportunities” and “living in the best of times,” many young adults fresh out of college are hitting one of the most depressing moments of their lives at earlier ages. Read more...

Mike Hansen Hansen is a political science and history student. Sooner or later, you will succumb to his views. Send your objections to [email protected]. Click Here for more articles by Mike Hansen He thinks global warming means a relaxation of Cold War tensions. Read more...

  Adrian Haymond If you’d like to express your disgust, feel free to contact Haymond at [email protected]. Click Here for more articles by Adrian Haymond It would seem somewhat cruel to prevent a woman from having some say over what to do with whatever goes on in her body. Read more...

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Recently, the university decided to cut down 50 eucalyptus trees perceived as potentially dangerous in order to maximize campus safety. Some, however, believe measures should have been taken to identify and cut down only those trees offering an immediate risk. Read more...

  Victoria Tai Tai is a second-year microbiology and history student who is vice president of the Society of Automotive Engineering. She believes that UCLA racing and design are part of a complete nutritional diet. Read more...

Affirmative action should help low-income students I wanted to comment on “Affirmative action proponents still face uphill battle“ by Michael Weiner (Daily Bruin, News, June 11), as well as on the whole affirmative action debate in general. Read more...