USAC senate arguments need elucidation I commend the Daily Bruin editorial board for supporting the initiative to bring a senate to the Undergraduate Students Association Council (“Senate proposal in need of vocal student support,” Feb. Read more...

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Harvard President Lawrence H. Summers has lessons to learn about tact and diplomacy, but his job should not be on the line for comments he made about the intelligence of women. Read more...

For whatever it’s worth, the Kyoto Protocol is now in effect, albeit without the United States, India or China onboard. When President Bush rejected the treaty in 2001, he cited the failure of the plan to include developing world polluters, such as China, as the main reason for not signing it. Read more...

Hey, did you hear the one about the Republican shill suspected of being a gay prostitute who snuck into the White House every day for two years pretending to be a journalist? Read more...

San Francisco may get subway system SAN FRANCISCO “”mdash; Plans are moving forward to create a $1 billion subway system that would connect several of San Francisco’s most popular and heavily trafficked neighborhoods. Read more...

The term “sweatshop” is usually associated with the image of small factories filled with overworked and underpaid individuals. It is hard for many to imagine that a sweatshop is right down the street, maybe on Wilshire or Pico, in the heart of the greater Los Angeles area. Read more...