Tuesday, January 27, 1998 Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down THUMBS New buses good for nature Thumbs up to the new fleet of campus buses. Introduced two weeks ago, the buses run on natural gas instead of diesel fuel, making for more environmentally friendly fuel consumption and less pollution. Read more...

Monday, January 26, 1998 Indian mascots perpetuate stereotypes MASCOTS Sports teams claim to honor indigenous people, culture with images of savages From the banners to the marquees to the merchandise bearing Indian mascots at the stadium, an entire culture is being demeaned and insulted. Read more...

Monday, January 26, 1998 Don’t let third-week make you blue: rhyme your way though Horey avoids serious issues, abuses his journalistic license Greetings from the world of print journalism, Bruins. Read more...

Monday, January 26, 1998 Who is leading educational change EDUCATION Technological companies switching to higher, lifelong learning By Allison Beauregard Lew Consider the rapid rate of global change. Read more...

Monday, January 26, 1998 Demonstrations useful instrument of change Disobedience can force those in power to appease movements By Jake Sexton Brian Ewing’s article on Jan. Read more...

Friday, January 23, 1998 Required courses take away choice DIVERSITY: Celebration of culture should be up to individual’s interests By Nathalie Esteban In this age of "political correctness" it is fashionable to study the cultures of previously ignored/overlooked groups, such as women or minorities. Read more...

Friday, January 23, 1998 General education at UCLA: EDUCATION: Improving current curriculum could add multi-discipline first-year clusters; new program contains possible problems with funding, teaching schedules By Sarah Morris The proposal now before the faculty and students of UCLA for consideration is the result of several years of work by dedicated members of this community, who deserve praise for their goals and efforts. Read more...