Zero tolerance at high schools is meant for guns and knives. But when schools start punishing students for writing and sharing literature, I begin to fear for my own safety. Read more...

Act destroys dreams I was very disappointed in the coverage of the Dream Act and the recent rally that took place on the UCLA campus. “Dream Act rally held” (News, June 3) was clearly one-sided, and the two small paragraphs dedicated to describing the opposition to this legislation failed to articulate the objections raised by those who oppose this bill. Read more...

President Ronald Reagan was one of the most well-liked and influential leaders of the 20th century. His death is a sad moment for America ““ it marks the passing of a man who had a vision of prosperity and optimism that inspired the nation. Read more...

Chancellor Albert Carnesale seemed in bright spirits Friday, though budget cuts and fighting between student groups were topics that brought a more serious expression to his face during his quarterly briefing with the Daily Bruin. Read more...

As finals week approaches and students’ time at the library often stretches into the early morning hours, many may be forced to make the late-night walk back to dorms and apartments alone. Read more...

For as long as his family can remember, UCLA alumnus Christopher Alfama had wanted to be a teacher. He even relocated and pursued his dream in San Mateo. Read more...

Members of the undergraduate student government, along with their family and friends, gathered together Saturday afternoon for the formal installation ceremony of the 2004-2005 newly elected officials. Read more...