We all remember the recall election of 2003. Then-Gov. Gray Davis, re-elected just one year earlier, had become very unpopular, weighed down by an energy crisis and obstructionist Republicans in state government. Read more...

This is an exciting year for UCLA students, given the change in leadership and the search for a new chancellor. As a UCLA graduate student, I want our new chancellor to express a strong commitment to support low-cost quality education for graduate and professional students at UCLA. Read more...

One of the few, but working for change I am one of the few African American student-athletes who was admitted to UCLA this year. Many of my peers have tried to belittle this accomplishment, claiming that I was accepted into the university based on my athletic ability rather than on my academics. Read more...

Many freshmen entering UCLA want to graduate in four years. I was one of them. However, you may miss out on some incredible opportunities if sticking around Los Angeles most summers is the plan. Read more...

Gubernatorial candidate Phil Angelides has made many promises. According to his Web site, he plans to spend more money on education and health care and place restrictions on big business while cutting taxes. Read more...

With the Great Depression over, the United States ““ specifically Los Angeles ““ was looking forward to a bright new era. Hollywood was the center of attention for its movie stars and media blitz. Read more...

I appreciated Katie Strickland’s column (“Religious right uses morality only when convenient,” Aug. 28) and her ability to articulate her views. As an alumnus, I often read the Daily Bruin and enjoy the Viewpoint articles. Read more...