The plan seemed perfect. It was June 28, 1919, and the Allies had won a long and arduous war with Germany. At the Paris Peace Conference on this fateful day, the Germans signed the Treaty of Versailles, an agreement requiring Germany to surrender all German colonies, as the League of Nations mandated. Read more...

On Monday, April 14 the Academic Senate, comprised of UCLA faculty, passed a resolution condemning the war in Iraq 180 to 7. In response to Chey Tor’s letter following the event, “Academic Senate unprofessional” (April 17), Tor’s reasons that “the action of the Academic Senate” is “out of line” are ridiculous. Read more...

To the victor go the spoils of war. With victory imminent in Iraq, the United States and its allies must now decide on a plan for reconstruction. Read more...

Saddam Hussein’s regime has seen its last day in power. The new challenge is restoring order and providing a framework for transition towards a new Iraqi administration. Read more...

Hey, Armenians: 1.5 million of you were not slaughtered by the Ottoman Empire during World War I. Cambodians: Pol Pot wasn’t as bad as you say he was. Read more...

Even in modern society, women are often portrayed as inferior to men. The contemporary version of proving women’s inferiority depicts them as less mentally stable than their male counterparts. Read more...

As spring quarter begins to unfold, you can expect an influx of articles and events surrounding the Undergraduate Students Association Council elections and may be approached by prospective candidates and their supporters. Read more...