By Sharon Deyoung While Adrian Haymond’s column (“Sex often treated as little more than commodity,” Viewpoint, May 3) bemoans the fact that sex is often treated as little more than a commodity in this material culture, his argument is fleshed out in a way that seems to deny that “sacred bond,” to a whole segment of society (homosexuals), while at the same time relegating heterosexual sex to a rigid, “procreation only” purpose. Read more...

I’m easy. And guess what all you other white girls out there? You are easy, too. I know, I know. It’s a disturbing realization, isn’t it? Read more...

Elections miss out on law students The people currently wringing their hands about low voter turnout in Graduate Student Association elections would do well to make a note of the fact that the elections are regularly scheduled when the law students ““ who comprise 10 percent of the graduate population on this campus ““ are in the middle of their spring semester final exams. Read more...

By Karin Wessely It is incredibly disturbing to me when people mask propaganda by calling it “education.” Members of the Muslim Students Association shouldn’t say one thing and do another. Read more...

By Erin Rattazzi I wish to keep my response to Glenn Sacks’ article (“Domestic violence is harsh reality for men also,” Viewpoint, May 12) brief since I suspect that a response to his ridiculous rhetoric is exactly what he desires. Read more...

Last week, union organizers and university officials reached a historic contract agreement, mandating increased wages, fees remissions and workplace rights for academic student employees at UCLA and seven other UC campuses. Read more...

When people think about UCLA, I want them to think about an institution of learning. I want them to think about a school that cares about the students who learn here and the professors, teaching assistants and staff members who work here. Read more...