Monday, October 27, 1997 Letters Competence in journalism? I would like to thank the Daily Bruin for pointing out how incompetent the resident assistant (RA) staff in the Saxon Residential Suites really is. Read more...

Friday, October 24, 1997 Speaks Out Endangered Species Derek Stevens Graduate Student Chemistry "The bald eagle, because it is a national symbol, and it is important that we preserve it." Bonnie Hong Second-year English "Mink, because I don’t think people should be wearing that kind of stuff. Read more...

Friday, October 24, 1997 Earth’s future relies on society’s JUSTICE: Social equity plays fundamental role in environment’s welfare By Scott Kurashige The UCLA Environmental Coalition is part of a growing number of environmental organizations that recognize the crucial link between social justice and environmental justice. Read more...

Friday, October 24, 1997 A necessary evil, or an evil takeover of our greenery? CONSTRUCTION: Capital Programs’ sweet talk disheartens students By Scott Lunceford These days, I wake up to the sound of chainsaws and jackhammers. Read more...

Friday, October 24, 1997 Alternatives for saving Mother Earth PROPERTY RIGHTS: Make private land owners accountable for pollution, natural resources to solve problems By Daniel B. Read more...

Thursday, October 23, 1997 Put history into context before criticizing past HISTORY: Columbus a victim of social forces, not malicious conqueror By Brent Eldridge With the advent of Columbus Day, there was much anti-Columbus propaganda. Read more...

Thursday, October 23, 1997 Twisted explanations spice up history HISTORY: End pretense of ‘learning’ by relating past through creative – if inaccurate – theories I recently read an essay in Newsweek magazine by Robert Manning, an assistant secretary of state during the Kennedy administration. Read more...