Sunday, March 29

Letters

Thursday, March 12, 1998 Letters Education has import too Daniel Inlender’s article, "It’s time to look beyond the numbers," (March 10) misses an important point: students today are not getting the basic education that they need. Read more...


Time to look past interracial barriers

Thursday, March 12, 1998 Time to look past interracial barriers MARRIAGE: Historically speaking, integration is best between the sheets I believe that interracial relationships are one of the last unspoken taboos in our society. Read more...


Rally serves as kickoff for election games

Thursday, March 12, 1998 Rally serves as kickoff for election games USAC: Members care more about themselves than sanctions in Iraq By Roee Ruttenberg I would like to applaud USAC President Kandea Mosley and USAC External Vice-President Stacy Lee for their productive efforts to once again fool the Bruin community in sponsoring and promoting unenlightened squabble on Thursday at Meyerhoff Park and throughout the UCLA campus. Read more...


Thumbs up/Thumbs down

Thursday, March 12, 1998 Thumbs up/Thumbs down Senate passes bond measure Thumbs up to the State Senate, which approved an unprecedented $9.2 billion school and university bond measure last Tuesday. Read more...


Hard-earned rights imperiled by bigotry

Wednesday, March 11, 1998 Hard-earned rights imperiled by bigotry DISCRIMINATION: State legislature must respect regents’ policy on benefits for domestic partners It’s taken nearly 15 years of lobbying for gay and lesbian employees of the University of California to be granted partner benefits. Read more...


Just say no to those scary Bruin Walk pushers

Wednesday, March 11, 1998 Just say no to those scary Bruin Walk pushers SOLICITORS: Crafty ways to outsmart strategies of aggravating peddlers It’s a nice day outside, and as you walk back from class you enjoy the sweet serenity of the chirping birds as the sun shines brilliantly in the sky. Read more...


Letters

Wednesday, March 11, 1998 Letters More is not less While leaving my cell and heading to the law library, I was given an article to read from the Daily Bruin by a fellow convict. Read more...