Shapiro right; The Bruin is biased After reading the article on Ben Shapiro’s new book, “Book misconstrues facts” (News, May 11), I am struck that not once is the book summarized or its charges presented in any systematic fashion to the reader. Read more...

Six months ago the Associated Students of UCLA gave Taco Bell Corp. an ultimatum: Prove your company does not use tomatoes grown by companies alleged of using unfair labor practices, or leave campus. Read more...

President Bush’s April nomination of Allen Weinstein to the position of the ninth U.S. archivist ““ a job that includes overlooking the release of federal documents ““ has sparked criticism from historians and national history organizations. Read more...

The compact between the University of California and Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger will likely reflect higher education funding for both the May revise and the final budget, and frustrated legislators may not have a way to oppose it. Read more...

The UCLA administration is currently reviewing a policy change that would modify the registration process for student groups and may put the university in concordance with Supreme Court rulings made on the issue. Read more...

With the disappearance of the Internet Protocol delay from this year’s Undergraduate Students Association Council elections, bloc voting during voting periods is more of a concern this year. Read more...

Department chairs of the UCLA College see the new budget compact between the university and the state as a positive step toward addressing their concerns about fee increases compared to previous agreements, but are still skeptical about the compact’s long-term effectiveness. Read more...