Four years, $12 million and the fates of hundreds of thousands of test takers were at stake. And once again, the Educational Testing Service has decided that the Graduate Record Examination, despite its many failings, will have to be good enough for now. Read more...
Opinion
|
April 3, 9:36 pm
Editorial: ETS must take action to fix GRE problems
Opinion
|
April 3, 9:20 pm
Editorial Cartoon
Opinion
|
April 2, 9:22 pm
Corporate America disrupts peaceful lifestyle suburbia offers
Hopefully, this past week of spring break has been a long-lasting affair with the couch, with old friends and of course, with hometowns. There is an unwritten law that declares hometowns off-limits to time; change is just not an option. Read more...
Opinion
|
April 2, 9:21 pm
Editorial Cartoon
Opinion
|
April 2, 9:21 pm
History of anti-Americanism makes hope for Iranian partnership futile
Since the release of the Iraq Study Group report last December, the majority of politicians and pundits have supported the commission’s recommendation that the United States engage Iran and Syria in negotiations in order to bring stability to Iraq. Read more...
Opinion
|
April 1, 10:35 pm
Artistic expression can’t be repressed
There’s a whole new meaning to the body and blood of Christ. The exhibit of a life-sized naked chocolate sculpture of Christ, by artist Cosimo Cavallaro, was cancelled due to an outcry from Catholic officials last weekend. Read more...
Opinion
|
April 1, 10:34 pm
Editorial: Scholarship plan won’t aid black enrollment
The Black Alumni Association announced last week a new program that will guarantee a scholarship of at least $1,000 to every black student accepted to UCLA, in hopes of encouraging them to enroll here instead of at another college or university. Read more...