Shapiro is a first-year undeclared student. By Benjamin Shapiro The sanctions against Iraq have three different purposes: punitive, political and preventive. First, the sanctions exist for punitive purposes. Read more...

Kim is a policy studies graduate student. By Paula H. Kim Students at UCLA are more diverse in terms of age, parental and marital status than ever before. Read more...

Parekh is a third-year physiological science student. By Saadia Parekh This past August, America celebrated 10 years of genocide in Iraq. For 10 years, Iraq has been silently dwindling away under U.N.-imposed and U.S.-sponsored economic sanctions. Read more...

Rapaport is a second-year design/media arts and anthropology student. By Jaime Rapaport When I sat down to read Megan Roush’s column in the Daily Bruin, it was because I agreed with the statement in her title, “Society sees white as right, even if you don’t“ (Daily Bruin, Viewpoint, Nov. Read more...

  Justin Levi Warning: the following column contains hard facts. Levi, who can be reached at [email protected], encourages all unwilling participants to bypass this column to prevent discomforting enlightenment. Read more...

  Brenden Nemeth-Brown Nemeth-Brown is an economics and political science student who enjoys long walks on the beach. E-mail him at [email protected]. Click Here for more articles by Brenden Nemeth-Brown I only like you as a friend. Read more...

Cartoon captures unjust reality I was truly gratified to see Scott Comulada’s depiction of UCLA’s medical insurance plan in the recent installment of his “Press Pound“ comic strip (Daily Bruin, Viewpoint, Oct. Read more...