Tuesday, October 8, 1996 SAGE: Administration should negotiate with union, but student employees need to refrain from strikingThe administration’s constant rebuffing of SAGE/UAW’s request to negotiate collectively is unjustified, if not rude. Read more...

Tuesday, October 8, 1996 DISCRIMINATION: Two members of the Greek system speak out against a recent pamphletBy Adam Lyall and Patrick Strader We are writing this letter in order to address the outrageous attack on the Greek system that was perpetrated during the first week of school. Read more...

Tuesday, October 8, 1996 More students means more security Increased enrollment numbers entitle academic student employees to better job security. We wish to clarify Sept. 27 Viewpoint’s citation of increases in English class-section enrollment caps. Read more...

By Tabitha Kazabrown Brown Daily Herald Tolerance can be a virtue. America would be a happier place if tolerance were practiced more often. However, a line must be drawn between a desire for tolerance and coercively using government power to enforce tolerance. Read more...

Assemblyman Pete Knight represents the 36th Assembly District, covering California’s high desert region. By Pete Knight California’s long-standing policy against same-sex marriage should not be undermined by a few judges in another state. Read more...

Gary L. Bauer is the President of the Family Research Council, a Washington, D.C.-based research and education organization. By Gary Bauer Let’s get a couple of things straight. Read more...

Barbara Boxer is a U.S. senator for California. By Barbara Boxer September 9, 1996 Regarding the Defense of Marriage Act S.1740. The bill was debated and voted on September 10, 1996 and passed the Senate 85 to 14: When I heard that there was going to be a bill before us called the Defense of Marriage Act, I thought it was going to be about our families and how they cope with the problems and stresses that most married people face. Read more...