Wednesday, February 3, 1999 Homeowners must recognize local diversity WESTWOOD: Needs of all village residents must be addressed to revitalize community Westwood’s dead. It’s about time someone informed the homeowners. Read more...

Wednesday, February 3, 1999 Letters Crass Bruin chants need some class I find it amusing that 18-year-old freshman Aron Lum ("Lighten up, cheer on the team," Viewpoint Feb. Read more...

Wednesday, February 3, 1999 Police state interferes with freedom LAWS: Constitutional rights shouldn’t be violated, even at noisy Westwood parties Damn, someone is shining a really bright light in my eyes. Read more...

Wednesday, February 3, 1999 Younger generations must voice opinions on Social Security issue AGING: Problems facing ailing system don’t just concern older Americans By Todd Flora There is an important debate under way in Washington – and for the most part, young people’s voices are not being heard. Read more...

Tuesday, February 2, 1999 Thumbs Up Thumbs Down Long locks keep student from court Thumbs down to Nebraska’s Lancaster County Attorney, Gary Lacey, for forbidding a student from arguing a misdemeanor case in court because of his long hair. Read more...

Tuesday, February 2, 1999 View world through own eyes ETHNICITY: Surgery alters outer image, but beauty comes from accepting self By Remi Tani Craig A couple of years ago, one of my friends got an "Asian eyelid" cosmetic surgery. Read more...

Tuesday, February 2, 1999 Doing God’s Work SCIENCE: Cloning could be profitable, but toying with nature has its price The announcement by Chicago physicist Richard Seed that he wants to attempt to clone a human being within two years sparked a worldwide debate on the ethics of human cloning. Read more...