Ding Dongs, daydreams and advent of exams I survey the coffeehouse with impotent impatience. The 28 minutes before my exam are rapidly vanishing like the days before my graduation. Read more...

Are you sick of USAC elections? Boycott! By Anne Arche Goldman It’s that time of year again. Spring’s in the air, the birds are singing and people are walking around donning sandwich boards, pandering to students like prostitutes on Sunset Boulevard. Read more...

Words start violence by creating stereotypes By Helena Kim I respect Malcolm X too much to just sit here quietly. I love my people too much to just listen to them get put down. Read more...

Three years later: violence and absolution Juan T. Alvarado Tomorrow is the third anniversary of the Los Angeles "riots," "uprising," "civil disturbance," but whatever you call them, it’s all pretty shitty to me. Read more...

Oklahoma bombing reactions show distanced ideals By Rev. Paul Dechant We are a nation founded on ideals. Our Constitution and the Bill of Rights express our belief that every person deserves equal treatment in a court of law and in the arena of public opinion. Read more...

Worker’s Memorial Day touches everyone By Marianne Brown On your job, have you ever experienced cuts and lacerations, bruises and contusions, strains and sprains? If you have, you are not alone. Read more...

Recalling April 29, 1992: violence as a way of life By Susan Evans Three years ago this week, our city’s streets exploded into violence. But what can one possibly say about the Los Angeles Riots that has not already been said? Read more...