Father’s Day is coming. What kind of thoughts does the day bring up for you? Searching for the perfect tie? Deciding what kind of gift would be most appropriate for that hard-to-shop-for father? Read more...

By Marc Angelucci Having spent years watching a friend get repeatedly battered by his drunk, abusive wife, I was very bothered by Michael Schwartz’s attack on the studies that show a high frequency of male victims of domestic violence (“Men are aggressors in most domestic cases,” Viewpoint, May 31). Read more...

By Justin Levi Recently, UCLA experienced what could mark the beginning of a watershed year in its campus politics ““ the election of Elizabeth Houston as president of the Undergraduate Students Association Council. Read more...

By Mark Armstrong I am writing in response to Paul Padilla’s letter titled “Spring Sing lacks diversity” (Viewpoint, May 18). Padilla fairly questioned the diversity of the show. Read more...

Girlfriends are a hassle. That’s right, and while we are at it let’s not forget that boyfriends aren’t always a walk in the park either. But sooner or later, we all decide to sacrifice our own little fortress of solitude at the altar of intimacy. Read more...

By Andrea Saenz I would first like to thank Todd Smith for his important realization that the root of California’s education problem is in its K-12 public education (“Social promotion hinders public schools,” Viewpoint, May 18). Read more...

By Roee Ruttenberg Walking down Bruin Walk recently, I was appalled by the Muslim Students Association’s blatantly racist and anti-Semitic presentation, self-titled “Zionism equals racism.” The display was an insult to anyone with an ounce of integrity and commitment to the real spirit of learning. Read more...