As the professor reads aloud the class goals during the first lecture of Week One, some students listen with rapt attention, following each word on the syllabus with their index finger. Read more...
Opinion
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October 7, 11:10 pm
Re-evaluate participation
Opinion
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October 7, 11:02 pm
Don’t hesitate to question faith
There's more than one dubious reason for clergy to love children. Read more...
Community, Opinion
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October 7, 10:53 pm
Fading Islamic Studies expands tolerance
As a Jewish woman studying Islam and Arabic, I inevitably get one of two reactions from my community when I reveal my academic interests: The majority of people are kind and interested, and make it clear that my subject fascinates them. Read more...
Arts, Opinion Columns
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October 7, 12:36 am
Fire in the Kitchen: _An epic quest for orzo, culinary progress_
If my trip to the grocery store to buy orzo had a literary equivalent, it would have been Homer's "Odyssey." Read more...
Photo:
Pictured are the ingredients, preparation and final result of Greek orzo. The recipe was submitted by Debra Dralle, the director of staff human resources for the College of Letters and Science.
Opinion, Opinion Columns
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October 6, 11:50 pm
Simple steps students, businesses can take to support Westwood
With all the lease signs posted on the windows of the stores lining Westwood Boulevard, the pall that hovers over the graveyard of failed ventures is reminiscent of the nearby cemetery on Veteran Avenue. Notorious lack of parking and high rents are some of the factors that have driven people away and left UCLA a perpetual ghost town. Read more...
Opinion, Opinion Columns
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October 6, 11:46 pm
Student groups face obstacles in facility usage fees
I like free stuff. I like free food, free T-shirts and most of all, free admission to Royce Hall. Read more...
Editorials, Opinion
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October 6, 11:41 pm
Maintain resources to promote success for low-income UC students
It is no secret that California's budget is in the red. Read more...