Within the media world, columnists and reporters have the incredibly important responsibility of reporting the issues that face our community in an unbiased way so that all members of the community can judge for themselves what is best for the community. Read more...
Opinion
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January 29, 12:49 am
Submission: Column fails to fairly represent diversity requirement opposition
Opinion, Opinion Columns
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January 29, 12:44 am
Chloe Lew: Capstone courses could ease students into professional world
This quarter, I’m taking my capstone seminar – what I’ve always thought of as the big, grand culmination of my four-year baccalaureate degree. But when I tell my friends I’m in this class, I’m mostly met with blank faces, which you can imagine makes the news rather anti-climactic. Read more...
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Editorials, Opinion
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January 29, 12:41 am
Editorial: Proposal tying academics to coaches’ bonuses should be passed
When the University of California Board of Regents tabled a proposal last week to tie coaches’ bonuses to academic performance, it signaled a blatant lack of concern for student-athletes’ academic success. Read more...
Opinion, Opinion Columns
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January 28, 1:55 am
Yiwei Sun: UCLA must provide financial support resources to international students
Mingren Wang, a first-year business economics student from China, had to sell his house to pay for his tuition fees at UCLA. The University of California Board of Regents’ recent plan to increase tuition fees could potentially force international students like Wang to pay $1,700 more every year. Read more...
Opinion, Opinion Columns
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January 28, 1:45 am
UCLA Consent Week turnout not enough to spread awareness on campus
UCLA's second annual Consent Week aimed to use five days to spread awareness of sexual violence and prevention, but failed to adequately expand its outreach to all affected communities on campus. Read more...
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Opinion, Opinion Columns
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January 27, 12:00 am
Arthur Wang: Investment in California Community Colleges would bolster economy
Education should be for students, not for shareholders. President Barack Obama’s State of the Union proposal for free community college brought that issue to the forefront of national attention – and for very good reason, since community colleges currently enroll nearly half of U.S. Read more...
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Community, Opinion
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January 27, 12:00 am
Submission: UC should develop budget without utilizing tuition hikes
UCLA’s Graduate Students Association passed a unanimous resolution last week calling on the University of California “to develop a budget that does not rely on a major tuition and fee hike.” As the largest graduate student body in the UC, I hope our strong opposition sends a message that students should not have to bear this burden alone. Read more...