Monday, November 17, 1997 Best-laid plans are those of the original architect DREAMS: Without a blueprint, life can seem as disorganized as new buildings on campus There’s been so much construction in my life, I’ve started dreaming about it. Read more...

Monday, November 17, 1997 Career Services not adequate I graduated from UCLA in June, assuming that I would have access to the Career Center for at least six months. Read more...

Friday, November 14, 1997 Concern should be for people, not paymentsBy Joseph G. Nelson Despite the mounds of books that I am buried under, as I struggle with my thesis, I think that it is my duty as an American Indian student to offer a few thoughts on Native Americans. Read more...

Friday, November 14, 1997 Question who should be receiving reparations FAIRNESS: Only those directly affected deserve compensation for lossesBy Daniel B. Rego Who owes whom? The question of reparations is one of compensation to those who have suffered loss, paid by those who inflicted that loss. Read more...

Friday, November 14, 1997 Speaks Out Was the Orleans Parish School District justified in renaming George Washington Elementary because the first president was a slave owner?Huy Chung Third-year Math and economics "It’s not justified. Read more...

Friday, November 14, 1997 Compensations should last, not be spentBy John Shapley Reparations is a well established principle of international law that usually involves payment from one nation to another for war damages. Read more...

Friday, November 14, 1997 Japanese victims deserve noticeBy Ayako Hagihara I am proud to be Japanese American. I carry with me a history of the struggle to survive in this country as an immigrant in the fight for civil rights and in a history of working together with other communities of color to reclaim history and gain dignity. Read more...