Tuesday, March 17

Chancellor’s office hour won’t cut it

Students knew they weren’t going to any regular office hour when they showed up Tuesday on the second floor of Murphy Hall. Like he does every quarter, Chancellor Albert Carnesale held student office hours, where any student could come discuss grievances, requests, aspirations or other issues. Read more...


Letters to the editor

Robles will enhance academic experience The Daily Bruin’s claim that I am less knowledgeable about academic policies is unfounded (“Schuster has realistic goals and the experience to back them up,” May 8). Read more...



Chavez knows how to advocate, lead

I am concerned that the Daily Bruin’s editorial board missed the opportunity to endorse the strongest presidential candidate, Lucero Chavez. Chavez not only has the ability and the experience to advocate for students at UCLA on a campus level, but at a state and national level as well. Read more...


Slate Refund: freedom, choice

Our message is simple: We will give you the $120 you are forced to pay the Undergraduate Students Association Council. Our reasoning is also simple: UCLA’s 25,000 students have rights that surpass the fetishes of a council of 13. Read more...


Youths must rally for peace

While the world welcomes the positive steps the Sudanese government and the main rebel group have taken in signing a peace agreement, the international community must also turn its attention to the devastating developments of a much lower-profile peace process ““ that of Sri Lanka. Read more...