Latinos drawn to party of progressive reform ACTIVISM:Allegiance to Democrats based on principles of New Deal By Art R. Nuñez It’s not just that young minority students continue to write and think along Democratic Party-based lines, which should in itself cause alarm.But it’s why they do it. Read more...

Money alone can’t save our world ; we must put time and effort into the cause Best-selling books on how to save the world a day at a time … A bon voyage card mailed to the crew of an environmental crusade ship … A subscription to the alternative magazine of your choice … Regularly attending the latest guru appearances at your local "enlightened" bookstore … These days, there are countless ways to practice random acts of kindness and senseless acts of beauty. Read more...

Imagine the possibilities of human cloning SCIENCE:Advancement in technology will make life quite interesting When the Scottish cloned Dolly the sheep last year, I thought, cool ­ more comfy cotton socks. Read more...

Monday, January 12, 1998 Media’s hateful rhetoric stems from abuse of First Amendment JOURNALISM: Sense of decency lost in trend of printing spiteful remarks in college newspapers By Suzanne Evans The modern law of free speech provides, in part, that all American citizens have the right to advocate positions which are not substantially likely to incite imminent illegal activity. Read more...

Monday, January 12, 1998 Horey predicts pantless future for UCLA SCHOOL: 1998 — Today is not only the first day of winter quarter, it is also the first day of UCLA for many of our cold-weathered friends, the Winter Bruins. Read more...

Monday, January 12, 1998 Letters Friendliness is lacking at UCLA On a recent nostalgic trip to UCLA, I naturally read the Daily Bruin, and found myself agreeing wholeheartedly with Stephanie Pfeffer’s article, "Return of the Rudeness" (Nov. Read more...

Monday, January 12, 1998 Help should be for those who need it, not for a racial group Reprisals for past injustices should not obscure helping the truly unfortunate By Kenneth Park Enough is enough. Read more...