Saturday, August 15

In the news:

Let the chancellor know what’s what

Every quarter I get an e-mail telling me that the chancellor will be holding office hours, and every quarter I delete that e-mail. It’s not that I don’t care or that I don’t have any concerns to voice. Read more...






Military policy fosters dishonesty

As a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy and former Marine Officer, I read with great interest the recent articles regarding the “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy by the Daily Bruin Editorial Board (“Please ask, please tell ““ the quiet is taking a toll,” Feb. Read more...


Speaks Out

How important do you think it is for death row inmates not to feel pain during their executions? Shira Moses Third-year, art history “I think that they should feel some kind of pain ““ not inhumane pain, but it shouldn’t be a comfortable death because that’s part of the punishment.” Eric Stevens Third-year, political science “I would say it is important that we treat them humanely when we’re going to execute them, because we’re executing them for a crime so we need to hold ourselves to a high standard.” Sepideh Afshar Graduate student, microbiology, immunology and molecular genetics “I think that nobody deserves to go through pain, but we all have to pay for what we have done, so justice needs to be served.” Read more...