‘Crisis of the classroom’ pervades UCLA lectures By William Allen This article was previously published in the Summer 1994 edition of the California Political Review. I am a grumpy professor at a prestigious university. Read more...

Dear Garner: believe it or not, feminism is about you, too Adena Chung Dear Garner: I’m totally descending into my vices of yesteryear. Or more like yestermonth. Read more...

Once again, violence hurts progress of peace process By Shirley Dloomy This article is written on behalf of the Jewish Student Union. On Oct. 19, in the heart of Israel, a Hamas terrorist carrying explosives boarded a public bus and did the same thing Baruch Goldstein did last spring ­ he maliciously took away the most precious gift of God ­ life.The terrorist took the lives of 23 people, his own life included. Read more...

Tel Aviv bombing must not shut off campus dialogue The powerful explosion that rocked Tel Aviv at 8:55 a.m. Wednesday sent shock waves rippling across the world. Read more...

Radical Hamas attempts to derail peace process By Adam Symson The recent events in Israel and the Middle East have brought to me mixed emotions. On the one hand, there was the historic and amazing peace agreement signed between Jordan and Israel that will bring closer the reality of peace in the Middle East between Israel and her neighbors. Read more...

Graduate student employees deserve recognition By Joseph Nevins An open letter to Chancellor Young: Despite the myriad of problems facing UCLA, the school year arrives full of opportunity and hope. Read more...

American politics erases shame from agenda J.C. Curelop There is no longer any shame in American politics. The good old days when politicians might actually feel remorse or at minimum some embarrassment for their actions has long since disappeared. Read more...