Wednesday, April 22, 1998 Titanic mania has spurred capitalists to jump aboard CAPITALISM: Story spawns myriad ways to profit from tragedy By Christopher Delaney The Bradley Scout PEORIA, Ill. Read more...

Wednesday, April 22, 1998 Affirmative action continues bad cycle DISCRIMINATION: Preferential treatment doesn’t end racism; we must all work together to solve problem "As I would not be a slave, so too I would not be a master." Abraham Lincoln’s statement has ricocheted against the canyons of time and echoed through the corridors of history as a guide for those who would draw the black and white races together. Read more...

Wednesday, April 22, 1998 God, science should learn to get along RELIGION: Consider other views because no side has monopoly on truth By Lev Lvovsky There have been a number of articles stemming from the Daily Bruin’s editorial Forum topic (April 10) of religion and faith – some pro, and some con. Read more...

Wednesday, April 22, 1998 Culture encompasses more than just race CULTURE: Melting pot, salad bowl, Twinkie fail to explain Americanism My memory works like an old television with poor reception. Read more...

Tuesday, April 21, 1998 ‘The force’ isn’t always established RELIGION: Other beliefs, non-affiliation can lead to individual spirituality By Dominic Carrillo I am writing in response to Connie Cho’s article on religion and spirituality ("Line between spirituality, religion not easily drawn," April 16). Read more...

Tuesday, April 21, 1998 Death leaves questions life can’t solve DEATH: Religion a way to address uncertainty, calm fears with afterlife If you had died yesterday, where would you be today? Read more...

Tuesday, April 21, 1998 Good aspects outweigh bad in decision to live in States IMMIGRANT: Perspective doesn’t take into account purpose for coming here By Ryan San Diego After reading your column last Tuesday ("Green card for sale" by Neven Jeremic), I found myself agreeing with you for the most part. Read more...