There I was, sipping my beverage, surveying the scene that lay before me: The grinding, the pelvic thrustage, the lack of rhythm ““ it was enough to make me outwardly cringe. Read more...

The debate about immigration typically centers on the millions of people who enter the country illegally each year looking for work. But now tens of thousands of skilled workers are getting turned away as well. Read more...

Black alumni seeking broader solutions Shame on the Daily Bruin for its April 2 editorial, “Scholarship plan won’t aid black enrollment,” which criticizes the efforts of alumni and civic leaders who have contributed nearly $2 million for scholarship support to admitted African Americans. Read more...

I’ve started a countdown. I now have 71 days until I graduate from UCLA. And counting. I should be excited, right? I should be waiting for commencement with anxious excitement. Read more...

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Over the past four years, more than 3,200 American troops have died and over 24,000 have been wounded in Iraq. For many Iraqis, merely venturing outside of their homes amounts to risking their lives. Read more...

I still remember the first time I heard the term “erectile dysfunction.” It came from the wrinkly lips of Bob Dole. Woah, too much information, I thought. Read more...