There is a place on campus that many Bruins have never heard of, yet it gets busy enough to have a line of 40 students for its services during midterms and finals weeks.
A description of this place, the test bank in the Student Activities Center, almost sounds fictional. Read more...
Opinion, Opinion Columns
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August 30, 1:34 am
Exam bank tests campus collaboration
Editorials
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August 27, 8:07 pm
Welcome to the new dailybruin.com
Dear readers,
Welcome to the new dailybruin.com. Read more...
Opinion, Opinion Columns
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August 26, 10:18 pm
Open the doors to coed dorms
The battle of the sexes is back "“ but now it's for who can win the first shower. Examining and reconfiguring boundaries between genders will always meet backlash, stir up some strange moral panic and raise pressing questions. So it's only appropriate that the topic of gender-neutral rooms in dorms has done just that. For the past four decades, schools have steadily allowed the sexes to mingle in closer proximity: First came coed buildings, then coed suites and finally coed rooms, a trend now observed across more than 50 campuses nationwide. Read more...
Opinion
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August 26, 10:11 pm
Promote community instead of prejudice
"We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice …" This promise is yet to be held for American Muslims today. It must be clarified that the proposed "mosque" near the World Trade Center site is actually a 13-story Islamic community center called Park51 that will have a culinary school and basketball courts. Read more...
Opinion
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August 26, 10:09 pm
Active procrastination can push the stress away
My procrastination only grows as my time at UCLA passes. Read more...
Opinion
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August 26, 8:51 pm
Balancing the path to med school
When I traded periodic tables for political science my freshman year, I thought I was waving goodbye to my medical school ambitions. Read more...
Opinion, Opinion Columns
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August 26, 8:41 pm
Foolish DREAM Act strikers hungering for a spectacle
Is there a sight more stirring than that of sickly students starving themselves outside a senator's office, demanding justice of some sort? Perhaps not "“ all at once the spectacle begs comparison to Mohandas Gandhi, Marion Dunlop and similar champions of social change. Read more...

