Faith lost with limited knowledge of religion By Elizabeth Rich Roxane Marquez’s April 20 column "Why a ‘good Catholic girl’ lost her faith," was a very disheartening article on the Catholic Church. Read more...

Confronting America’s obsessions with ‘vice and perversity’ Gendy Alimurung No pain, no date." For some, it’s not just a quirky saying, it’s a way of life. Read more...

Students must make up for lack of USAC leadership By Sabrina Smith I find it interesting that more explanations and defenses are made about student government in the few weeks before elections than any other time during the year. Read more...

Liberty, Passover and the ‘devil’ inside all of us Ron Bassilian Well, as many of you know, this week commemorates Passover for us Jews. And for those of you who don’t know, this holiday commemorates our emancipation from slavery in Egypt. Read more...

SAGE, lose the ‘gimme more’ philosophy! Editor: It’s my fault anyway, so why am I whining about it? I signed SAGE’s petition last year, in the belief that its purpose was to act as a collective body to increase communication and understanding between graduate students and their university. Read more...

Why a ‘good Catholic girl’ lost her faith Roxane Marquez When I was about 8 years old, Catholicism was a very special part of my life. Read more...

California immigration: finger-pointing or problem-solving? Demonization of undocumented immigrants won’t solve state’s problems By Octavio Romano, Ph.D. Gov. Pete Wilson demands the equivalent of $8 to $12 yearly from every single American family. Read more...