During finals week of winter quarter, a close friendship of mine that had been circling the drain for some time finally made that fateful plunge. Simultaneously, another friendship I had deemed dead more than a year-and-a-half ago was resurrected from the grave. Read more...

After the recent Undergraduate Students Association Council elections, I feel it important to reflect on what I’ve learned about myself and about the personality of our campus as a whole. Read more...

By Daniel B. Rego I feel that the Daily Bruin Editorial Board completely missed the mark in its editorial, “Students ignore community in quest for diploma” (Viewpoint, May 31). Read more...

Writing this column sort of feels like standing on a platform with a noose around my neck, because talking about this subject is neither socially acceptable nor risk free. Read more...

By Ignatius Piazza In his recent column, Andrew Wohlwend shoots down Front Sight, Nev., a master planned community and world class firearms training resort under construction near Las Vegas (“Front Sight misfires in effort to affirm rights of gun-users,” Viewpoint, May 23). Read more...

By Marc Angelucci Having spent years watching a friend get repeatedly battered by his drunk, abusive wife, I was very bothered by Michael Schwartz’s attack on the studies that show a high frequency of male victims of domestic violence (“Men are aggressors in most domestic cases,” Viewpoint, May 31). Read more...

Father’s Day is coming. What kind of thoughts does the day bring up for you? Searching for the perfect tie? Deciding what kind of gift would be most appropriate for that hard-to-shop-for father? Read more...