U.S. should try for ‘honest’ labor Kenneth Hurst seems to be misinformed on a couple points in his submission, “U.S. must not accept a bill of wrongs” (April 6). Read more...

Earlier this week, the Student Welfare Commission hosted a two-day blood drive in an effort to assist with the national blood shortage. These blood drives would be even more effective if all people with healthy blood were able to donate. Read more...

I’ll never forget the day that I first experienced life as a North Campus major in the rough terrains of South Campus. When I revealed to an engineer in my math class that I was a political science and physiological science student, he scoffed, “Political science isn’t even real science.” This led me to explain how studying it is important because it governs law and society and to remind him that science is not the only factor driving world progress. Read more...

I will not rest until UCLA is the best in the country. It’s four days late for basketball, as we lost the national championship game, and my messages to the NCAA demanding a “do-over” have, as of this writing, remained unanswered. Read more...

The decision to have sex is one of the most important decisions you’ll ever make. It’ll alter your life forever. You’ll look, feel and act differently. Read more...

The immigration bill currently being debated in the Senate ““ like all anti-immigration policies ““ violates the rights of both current and prospective Americans. For that reason the borders of the U.S. Read more...

Crop circles. The strange abbreviations on our URSA bills. People who actually still support President Bush. What do these three things have in common? Just this: Despite all my attempts to figure out their origins, I can find none, and yet they all continue to exist. Read more...