Monday, March 23

Pfeffer’s article fraught with misinformation

Thursday, January 15, 1998 Pfeffer’s article fraught with misinformation CLONING: Views expressed propagate inaccurate depiction of potential within legitimate science By Micah Sittig President Clinton’s call for a ban of human-cloning research should be seen as a knee-jerk reaction to a scientific breakthrough that, as a politician, he can only attempt to grasp. Read more...


War between men, women can end here

Thursday, January 15, 1998 War between men, women can end here FEMINISM: In a rapidly changing world, it’s time to leave society’s support of ‘male-bashing’ attitudes behind us By Arthur Jerijian These are interesting times that we are living in. Read more...


Letters

Thursday, January 15, 1998 Letters A smile brightens others’ day I am really frustrated by two articles I have read in Viewpoint on how UCLA students "lack friendliness." The honest truth is, if you are one of the few students who feel this way, I have something to say to you. Read more...



Latinos drawn to party of progressive reform

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...


Daniel Inlender

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...


Stepahnie Pfeffer

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...