Military spending has been, and continues to be, a convenient target for those who believe that our nation’s money might be better spent elsewhere. And, in times of relative peace, the absolute necessity of a strong, well-prepared American military is more difficult to convey. Read more...

Ever stop to compare the lifestyles of the rich and famous with that of the U.S. military? For example, if you are rich, you can afford to purchase a luxury car, which will set you back at least $60,000 or $70,000 (in other words, more than most Americans make annually). Read more...

By Michael Vines This article is in response to “Houston defeats McCory in tight finish” (News, May 19). I honestly don’t know why Students First! changed its name to Praxis. Read more...

By Greg Hom This is in response to “Students voice concerns at meeting with regents” (News, May 15). I don’t find it puzzling that only three regents, one of which was the token student regent, met with UC student leaders to discuss issues of diversity within the UC system. Read more...

ASUCLA’s financial situation complex The Daily Bruin editorial regarding the discussions under way about the challenges facing the Associated Students of UCLA Services and Enterprises division requires a few clarifications (“ASUCLA closes doors to student accountability,” Viewpoint, May 11). Read more...

The Praxis members of the Undergraduate Students Association Council must accept that students have elected a non-Praxis president for the first time in five years ““ and they must ensure that infighting doesn’t lead to undergraduates needlessly suffering next year. Read more...

By Robert Wennagel Current Undergraduate Students Association Council President Mike de la Rocha’s comments concerning Elizabeth Houston after her victory last week display his failure to understand UCLA and the common student. Read more...