Students First! has a legacy of enhancing student life and advocating for change both on campus and beyond the UCLA bubble. This year, Students First!, which was formerly Student Power!, successfully lobbied the governor to freeze student fees, putting $500 back into every student’s pocket for the 2006-2007 school year. Read more...
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May 16, 9:00 pm
Positive change lies in Students First! vote
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May 15, 9:00 pm
Le has experience, dedication
During these runoff elections, as current members of the Facilities Commission, we believe that Dorothy Le is the best candidate to be Facilities commissioner next year. Read more...
Opinion
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May 15, 9:00 pm
Zai’s got her eye on Westwood
This week, two extremely qualified candidates are running for Facilities commissioner. Both candidates have extensive experience with administrators, something that, sadly, is not so common in the Undergraduate Students Association Council. Read more...
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May 15, 9:00 pm
Do panic: Price of gas won't sink fast
I wonder, as I walk by the Chevron station on Gayley and Le Conte avenues, just how many of my UCLA colleagues realize what the frightening $3.439 per gallon price really means. Read more...
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May 15, 9:00 pm
Sex. (I bet you’ll read this column now.)
I saw a display at the student store selling sweatshirts that said, “My Weiner Does Tricks.” No wonder mine can only play dead. It is much debated whether the openness and saturation of sexual discussion in our culture is destroying our moral values. Read more...
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May 15, 9:00 pm
UCLA should get smart, go organic
How many times have you seen a recipe for a cake that called for two cups of high-fructose corn syrup? Or been sitting at the dinner table with your parents and asked your father to pass the sodium-lactate? Read more...
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May 14, 9:00 pm
Wage increase is long overdue
With gas now approaching $800 per gallon, and your drug dealer turning the screws just as you’re needing your end-of-the-quarter fix, you’re probably finding your wallet uncomfortably empty nowadays. Read more...