The voters blame the politicians. The politicians blame the voters. Nobody takes responsibility for the uninformed, uninterested population. And nobody blames what may be the largest source of voter ignorance yet: the media. Read more...

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Waxman should open his eyes I concur with the Oct. 15 editorial, “Waxman disregards constituents’ opinion,” not just because he has no plans for higher education or student issues, but also because he opposes the extension of the Red Line Subway west along Wilshire Boulevard. Read more...

As many family-run businesses have vanished from Westwood Village over the years, much of the Village’s charm may have fled with them. But there are still a few places with both history and character that alumni can revisit this weekend during homecoming. Read more...

In March, Imam Jamil Abdullah al-Amin was convicted of killing an Atlanta police officer and sentenced to life in prison. The controversy surrounding his conviction came to UCLA Wednesday night in the form of a speaker presentation. Read more...

Student group heads met with student government leaders on Wednesday intending to discuss the pros and cons of a proposed student fee increase ““ but the cons were nowhere to be heard. Read more...

Three of the Associated Students of UCLA’s newly-unionized employees may lose their jobs Sunday after failing to provide proper identification to their employers. Because of a discrepancy in their social security numbers, the workers failed to comply with the I-9 section of the Employment Eligibility Verification form, according to a letter sent by ASUCLA to the workers, which union officials forwarded to the Daily Bruin. Read more...