By Lily Jamali As most of us are aware, a lot of things don’t make sense about the world we live in. For example, the amount of money the world spends on weapons in one week would be sufficient to feed all the people on this planet for an entire year. Read more...

In light of the recent allegations of corruption and brutality in the Los Angeles Police Department’s Rampart division, the department has come under increased scrutiny. Do you feel such criticism is warranted? Read more...

By Anthony Dempsey I would like to begin by saying that I am not writing this submission to criticize any of the slates or candidates that ran for the Undergraduate Students Association Council this year. Read more...

By Jeff Wagner Well, it’s almost June, and you’ve got another year under your belt at one of the finest universities in the nation. You’re talented, you’re sociable and just think how much smarter you are than all those clods in the Cal State schools. Read more...

Recently, several lawsuits have been filed within the world of music that reflect industry concern over new technologies. One such lawsuit was filed by the Recording Industry Association of America against MP3.com. Read more...

By Josh Sigal The Daily Bruin performed a huge disservice to the UCLA community in printing Andy Shah’s article, “Independence celebration spurs dialogue between Jews, Muslims” (News, May 11). Read more...

By Todd Smith For years, I have sat back and listened to UCLA students debate the importance of education in the Daily Bruin. Much of this has centered on affirmative action, but there is a much more pressing matter that needs to be addressed. Read more...