In light of the recent scandals in Congress, do you feel distrustful of your representatives in government? Daniel Chen Third-year, political science It reaffirmed my previous beliefs that Congress has always been somewhat distrustful. Read more...

Divestment would hurt Sudanese The University of California has attempted over the years to uphold itself as an institution that values both social and political consciousness. Read more...

So much of an undergraduate education is paraphrasing a professor’s lecture into notes. Rarely do we have input on the curriculum; rarely is our insight given any significance beyond a letter grade; rarely are discussions with our peers perceived for their academic merit. Read more...

When asked what my sexual fantasy is, I’ve been at a loss for how to answer. First, people usually assume that I only have one, which is simply untrue, and second, even if I fantasize about something, I’m not quite sure I want to tell anyone about it for fear that they might actually try to make it happen. Read more...

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In April of 1994, the world watched silently as genocide took the lives of nearly a million Rwandan men, women and children in less than 100 days. Read more...

“I have no greater responsibility than to protect our people, our freedom and our way of life.” After President Bush spoke these words during a radio address to the nation in December, it finally became clear to me why he can choose to break the law to spy and infringe upon the civil liberties of anyone he wants: to protect our freedom. Read more...