Monday, November 9

Bruin Walk chaos partly helpful

Navigating the pathways to and from class on our rather large campus can be difficult. The hills, the mystery buildings (Ever try finding Slichter? Good luck) ““ and to top it all off the hassle of walking up Bruin Walk. Read more...



Volunteerism helps everyone involved

This summer I went to Tanzania to help fight the AIDS epidemic. In my imagination, I created visions of what my AIDS seminars would accomplish ““ the men of the villages would start using condoms, and everyone would flood clinics to get tested. Read more...


Cheating a rejection of integrity

Turn on the news any night, and there’s another story of some cheater ““ a law-breaker ““ finally getting caught. Enron, Martha Stewart, Jayson Blair. These are names we’ll remember. Read more...


Olympics criticism justified

During my Aug. 23 browsing of the Daily Bruin, I came across a column in the sports section, “Olympic voices should focus on positive to keep viewers,” by Sonya Palathumpat. Read more...


Groups given fair chance for funds

This year’s Undergraduate Student Association Council’s base-budget process was unprecedented because the funding source was opened up to all student groups ““ whether they were officially recognized or independent. Read more...