Tuesday, November 11, 1997 Letters Pledge’s death not ‘senseless’ This is in regards to Michael Daugherty’s Nov. 3 article, "Losing one’s life to absolute meaninglessness runs rampant." I am the sister of Brian Toshio Sanders, the Lambda Chi Alpha pledge who tragically lost his life in Lake Mead on May 17. Read more...

Tuesday, November 11, 1997 Regents looking to fill student seat STUDENT REGENT Application deadline approaches for new board representative By Kathryn McClymond Applications for the 1998-99 student-regent position are now available on all the UC campuses. Read more...

Tuesday, November 11, 1997 When private parts go public PENISES We may have the right, but do we really want to know? I can be candid, can’t I? Read more...

Monday, November 10, 1997 USAC needs to reform its infrastructure EDITORIAL: Disorganized nature of the council evident in its bylaws, lack of student involvement Half the quarter is already over. Read more...

Monday, November 10, 1997 Fun-filled quiz puts campus to test after midterm blues QUIZ: Cramming drives columnist to ponder meaning of life, thought-provoking questions Seventh week. Read more...

Monday, November 10, 1997 Student government inherently uses power for both good, evil USAC: Despite possibility of corruption, self interest, it also carries out its established purpose: to meet students’ needs By Abi Karlin-Resnick Over the past few weeks there have been a few allegations against USAC, claiming that it is corrupt and full of people out to fulfill their own political agendas at the expense of meeting students’ needs. Read more...

Monday, November 10, 1997 Letters Consider all facts for both sides Rachel Munoz’s article on verbal abuse (Nov. 5) is naively gender-biased. She starts by stating that it is "believed" that most verbal abuse is imposed by men on women. Read more...