I can never be the president of the United States. Read more...

It's the first day of a physics class, and students file into a giant lecture hall, weighed down with heavy required readings and questions about syllabi, midterms, finals and grades. Everyone is prepared for the painstaking but unavoidable grind of learning difficult material. Read more...

On Tuesday, Feb. 17, I had the pleasure of moderating a debate featuring four of the candidates vying for the office of this city's mayor: David Hernandez, Phil Jennerjahn, Craig Rubin, and Stevan Torres. Read more...

On Friday, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger finally approved a state budget. Read more...

A recent study conducted at UC Irvine showed that one-third of undergraduate students surveyed thought that they should receive Bs for attending classes, and 40 percent of students surveyed thought that they deserved Bs for completing all of the assigned reading for their classes. Read more...

After visiting the College Library with the second largest collection of books in America, an impressed visitor walks out of Powell to be greeted by bright green grass "“ and bright yellow ropes marking it off. Read more...

Student oversight is central to ASUCLA Alex Pherson, in his Feb. 12 Viewpoint column “In light of financial crisis, students must actively oversee ASUCLA expenditures,” presents factual errors and misconstrues a number of aspects of student oversight on the ASUCLA Board of Directors. Read more...