Wednesday, February 17, 1999 Women exercise right to stalk men WOMEN: Lovestruck yet aggressive ladies prove anyone can be psychotic I’ve been worried about some sisters of mine for a while now, and I believe the time to confront the elephant in the room has finally come. Read more...

Wednesday, February 17, 1999 U.S. Constitution guards freedom of expression COMMUNISM: Displaying Communist images unpopular, offensive but protected by law Ho Chi Minh is more than just a name in a history book; to many, he is a symbol of tyranny, mass murder and oppression. Read more...

Wednesday, February 17, 1999 Lecturer provides insight into plight of Armenians GENOCIDE: Class discusses development of genocide, Ottoman history, politics By Harout Semerdjian On Feb. 4, 1999, Professor Stanford Shaw’s class on The Ottoman Empire and the Turkish Republic was treated to a special lecture about the Armenian genocide by Professor Vahakn Dadrian, director of the Genocide Studies Project supported by the H. Read more...

Wednesday, February 17, 1999 Community college offers alternative UNIVERSITY: Minorities should take advantage of transfer programs By Amateo Seno This letter is in response to the "Head to Head" debate between Angel Walters and Matthew Gever that dealt with the university’s current admission policy (Viewpoint, Feb. Read more...

Tuesday, February 16, 1999 Lingering SAGE/UAW: As vote on heated issue nears, Chancellor Carnesale urges students to consider pitfalls of collective bargaining By Albert Carnesale On March 9-11, graduate and undergraduate students who assist in instruction on our campus will vote on a question of great significance to the future of our academic community: whether students working as teaching assistants (TAs) and in other instructional roles should be organized in a collective bargaining unit and represented exclusively by an affiliate of the United Auto Workers (UAW), the Student Association of Graduate Student Employees (SAGE). Read more...

Tuesday, February 16, 1999 Russia is rapidly unravelling ECONOMY: Capitalism must be figured out to save crumbling country While writing this column, my roommate asked me: Who wants to read about Russia other than a handful of Russian students roaming the dark musty halls of the Kinsey building, home to the Slavic language department? Read more...

Tuesday, February 16, 1999 Letters Chancellor not playing fair Chancellor Carnesale: I used to respect you. Now I find your actions abhorrent. How dare you abuse your power and post a letter to all of campus via e-mail about unionization without giving SAGE the opportunity to do the same thing? Read more...