Sunday, August 16

In the news:

Self-knowledge can fuel diversity

As physically unthreatening as my mother is, her verbal artillery is quite intimidating. After threatening to send me back to Asia if I limited myself to befriending only Koreans, I became so fixated on being diverse that I shied away from my own people. Read more...



Economics meet affirmative action

DURBAN, South Africa “”mdash; Besides being basically across the globe from each other, the United States and South Africa have a lot of things in common, including a recent history of racial segregation and a mechanism of trying to make amends for that history ­”“ racial affirmative action. Read more...


Letter to the Editor

Bruin Republicans are open, diverse Is the religious right splitting conservatives? As David Lazar pointed out in his column (“Religious right splits conservatives,” Oct. 20), social conservatives and social moderates within the Republican Party have been split in the past. Read more...