By Tiqula Bledsoe, George Andrew Turner, J. Alfred Smith, Jr. and Aubry Stone Last month, the University of California’s millionaire Board of Regents approved an amendment which is projected to reduce the number of African American students by 340 a year starting in 2007. Read more...

Until Sept. 11, 2001, and the war on terror, the support of Israel was always a liberal cause on college campuses. When prominent Israeli legislator Michael Eitan spoke at the UCLA Hillel on Monday, he reminded us why. Read more...

When you were little, your parents told you not to talk to strangers. And not to take candy from them. Perhaps this is the reason why so many urban dwellers avoid all possible contact with strangers. Read more...

As America faces an insurgency in Iraq, military overstretch and attempts by Iran and North Korea to develop nuclear weapons, the first presidential debate revealed stark differences between the two presidential candidates’ approaches to these crises. Read more...

Warlords, whose livelihood is the booming opium industry, will be guarding polling stations for the coming election. One can guess that their interests differ somewhat from the average U.N. Read more...

I dreaded it before and I still do: fall rush. When it swept along Gayley and Hilgard avenues, I couldn’t stand idly, an outsider to it all. Read more...

In a Sept. 26 Viewpoint submission (“USAC doles out funds based on groups’ support”), allegations were made that this year’s Base Budget process was heavily influenced by favoritism rather than merit. Read more...