Tuesday, January 12, 1999 U.S. trades morality for money RIGHTS: American allies use strategic importance to get away with murder By Arsen Pogosov Indonesia, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Egypt have a few things in common. Read more...

Tuesday, January 12, 1999 Partisan bickering detracts from issues, causes distrust SOCIETY: Impeachment only part of larger war for cultural dominance By Solomon Matsas Finally a new year has arrived, but the incessantly lurid and emotionally wrenching political events of the year just passed remain unresolved – and now they will likely promise to careen toward some hurtful wreck of a conclusion. Read more...

Monday, January 11, 1999 Letters Language police erasing ‘man’ from vocabulary, society I recently read an article in a business journal about the efforts of a company to regain its market share using the newest internet technology. Read more...

Monday, January 11, 1999 Los Angeles has substance if you know where to look CITY: East Coast snobs draw wrong conclusions by observing Hollywood By Daniel J. Read more...

Monday, January 11, 1999 Scandalous sleaze gets costly CONGRESS: Presidential sex life overshadows more important issues Many wonderful and magical things happened this holiday season. Parents put down payments on the fuzzy talking turds known as Furbys, in an attempt to make sure their children don’t grow up to hate them and open fire on their classmates. Read more...

Monday, January 11, 1999 You can’t handle the truth about Clinton’s impeachment CLINTON: Obstruction of justice, not perjury, crux of president’s wrongdoing By John Strelow Without overusing the phrase, these are historic times in which we live. Read more...

LETTERS Abortion warrants punishment I appreciated the fine intellectual arguments that Patrick Friel made in his column "Activists often go to extremes" (Viewpoint, Feb. 24). They were a welcome relief to the jokes that other Bruin columnists try to pass off as columns. Read more...