Monday, December 15

President

Wednesday, 5/7/97 President Kandea Mosley Kandea Mosley is an articulate, passionate and informed leader. Her strongly held convictions mesh well with the best interests of UCLA’s undergraduates, and her experience as chairwoman of the African Student Union and work in a number of other important organizations clearly make her a qualified candidate. Read more...


Candidate rebuttal statements

Wednesday, 5/7/97 Candidate rebuttal statements Ben Hofilena President The Access Coalition is a group of students of diverse backgrounds and interests who have a clear vision for UCLA and the future of our student government. Read more...


Student Welfare

Wednesday, 5/7/97 Student Welfare Samantha Gilardi Samantha Gilardi, another unopposed candidate, has two years of broad-based experience in the Student Welfare Commission. Although Gilardi does not appear to have any large scale ambitions for the commission next year, her role as operations manger this year should have adequately prepared her for an effective tenure as commissioner. Read more...


Vote for Horey equals vote against The Man

Tuesday, 5/6/97 Vote for Horey equals vote against The Man Demands of editor force columnist to sacrifice USAC race Greetings, Viewpoint faithful! First, please allow me to begin by commending any of you who are actually brave enough to open to the pages of Viewpoint during the USAC election season (such as it is). Read more...



Students First! provides leadership backed by experience

Tuesday, 5/6/97 Students First! provides leadership backed by experience Coalition’s long history of advocacy, proven results warrant student support By Betty Song "Revolution is not a one-time event." True progress takes years, often decades of hard work, perseverance, passion and dedication. Read more...


‘Ellen,’ black comedy have strange links

Monday, 5/5/97 ‘Ellen,’ black comedy have strange links Stereotypes created even in increased exposure for gays, blacks By Derrick Z. Jackson The Boston Globe I hope gay men and lesbians solve the TV role-model riddle better than us black folks have. Read more...