I have been told that this column should try to get at what my time at the Daily Bruin has meant to me. But this story I am about to tell doesn’t start in the Daily Bruin (though it does end there). Read more...

I am not easily categorized in either North Campus or South Campus. My humanities friends could not understand why I subjected myself to taming, then befriending, my neuroscience textbook. Read more...

It’s too bad I’m graduating this week. I just found out that Bunche Hall has actually always faced the same direction and was never rotated because it was shining glare onto the 405. Read more...

As a junior, I was about to shed a tear at the end of year. This time around, it’ll be difficult. I never thought four years could go by so quickly. Read more...

My entire life has been a series of plans, carefully constructed and executed to the letter. When I entered UCLA as a freshman, I decided on an English major along with taking the pre-medicine curriculum. Read more...

When I was asked to write a submission for the Daily Bruin Graduation Issue, I was a little bit apprehensive. Like many graduating seniors, I am more uncertain about life now than ever. Read more...

It may be one of the biggest and best college newspapers in the country, but there’s a lot of bad writing in the Daily Bruin. I can’t remember the last time I picked up the paper and didn’t wince at a cliche or inaccuracy within a few seconds ““ and this is after the articles in question had gone through four rounds of editing. Read more...