Tuesday, October 22, 1996 HOMECOMING: Campus events and the college experience are symbioticBy Robin Aguilar Daily Bruin Columnist Welcome to yet another installment of "What the hell is that crazy Mexican talking about now?" Yes, folks, I am your humble servant; your court jester, if you will. Read more...

Tuesday, October 22, 1996 VOTING: Students’ needs will be met by electing a pro-education presidentBy Darrin Hurwitz The view expressed by columnist Jake Sexton, that "the political effects of voting are negligible", is both ill-conceived and damaging to the concerns which we as young people hold. Read more...

Tuesday, October 22, 1996 PROTEST: Stand up to keep affirmative action programs in CaliforniaBy Stacy Hae Lim Lee Okay, so you know that affirmative action is a good thing and you have long conversations with your friends about why it is a good thing and why all those myths are just lies to promote the right wing agenda. Read more...

Tuesday, October 22, 1996 VOTING: Decision-making power lies in the hands of the American voters who choose to partake in our electionsBy Andrew J. Westhall "If you’re not part of the solution, then you must be part of the problem." ­ some genius I commend Jake Sexton for opening up a debate which has long puzzled most of the general public. Read more...

Monday, October 21, 1996 FIDELITY: Loyalty in a relationship benefits you as much as your partnerBy Lucy Papillon Romantic relationships, challenged by conflicting priorities, desires and interactions have often struggled with: "Is it really worth sticking it out with one person?" Fidelity usually has meant only one thing ­ no messing around. Read more...

Monday, October 21, 1996 SOCIETY: Philanthropic advice: storm ASUCLA and demand return of the ‘Classic Joe Bruin’Hey, hey, UCLA! It is I, Viewpoint’s resident philanthropist, back again to provide useful and FREE information to you, the reader. Read more...

Monday, October 21, 1996 ACTIVISM: ‘Service learning’ benefits both students and communityBy Richard Riley The remnants of a Chicago crack house were transformed recently into a schoolhouse of sorts. Read more...