Have we forgotten what it means to be a Bruin? By John Kobara Nov. 19, 1994, was a day of celebration for UCLA and the Bruin football team. Read more...
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March 1, 9:00 pm
Have we forgotten what it means to be a Bruin?
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March 1, 9:00 pm
UC administration responds to SAGE’s struggle
UC administration responds to SAGE’s struggle By Kathleen Komar I would like to respond to statements in Mike Miller’s Feb. 28 Viewpoint article, "SAGE continues struggle for recognition." Specifically, he notes that, "Bureaucrats at the University of California Office of the President in Oakland … propose eliminating the partial fee remission program that now pays up to $2,155 of the annual fees of many academic student employees." The proposal to which Miller refers was presented by Office of the President staff to the Council of Graduate Deans at their Oct. Read more...
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March 1, 9:00 pm
Cuban trade embargo adds to budgetary waste
Cuban trade embargo adds to budgetary waste Thomas Overton The meat-axes are out in Washington these days. If you read the op-ed pages much, it seems like nearly every federal program on the books is up for review. Read more...
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February 28, 9:00 pm
Naming oneself: essential to cultural survival
Naming oneself: essential to cultural survival By Kendra Fox-Davis "So we are left with two clear choices  to educate for liberation, or to educate for domination." ÂPaulo Friere Are we at this university to change or to conform? Read more...
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February 28, 9:00 pm
Remembering an inspiring March 1st Movement
Remembering an inspiring March 1st Movement By Alyssa Kang and Jung-Eun Son The following viewpoint was written on behalf of Korean American United Students for Education and Service (KAUSES). Read more...
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February 28, 9:00 pm
The folly of the concept of income distributions
The folly of the concept of income distributions Michael Mahon Last Thursday, as I sat in one of my friend’s political science classes, I was reminded of how some people see the world through rose-colored lenses, or rather red-colored lenses. Read more...
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February 8, 9:00 pm
What happens when ‘alternative’ becomes mainstream?
What happens when ‘alternative’ becomes mainstream? By Ron Bassilian Ah, how things change. And the more things change, the more they sound the same. While in the ’50s beatniks would be getting stoned and listening to Bach, going on aimless road trips only to realize the drudgery of normal life all the more, now they can be found at your local coffee shop sporting their goatees and sunglasses and, well, little else. Read more...