Sunday, March 15

Commit to aiding student outreach

Chancellor Albert Carnesale will go down in history as one of the leading advocates for student-initiated outreach projects at UCLA and in the nation. Last spring during the undergraduate student elections, UCLA students showed a similar immense commitment to community service and student services, both on and off campus. Read more...


Religion fosters poor science

Teaching intelligent design in schools is an underhanded attempt to introduce religion into science education. The scientific method is a process of rigorous and systematic testing of hypotheses, and it is only after such testing that one speaks of a scientific theory. Read more...


Hammering out a new Court

You know, the human powers of instant recollection are nothing short of amazing. I was sitting at home trying to decide whether to have salad or cookies for lunch when I remembered, all of a sudden, where I left my retainer in sixth grade. Read more...


Letters

High salary needed to draw new chancellor In “Raises not justified for high-paid UC officials” (Oct. 3), the editorial board makes a number of grievous errors in evaluating the proposed raises for University of California executives. Read more...



Speaks Out

Do you think the U.S. needs the Minutemen, or do you think the country does a good enough job protecting its borders? Why or why not? Read more...


Fund process revised to better serve groups

The Undergraduate Student Association Council takes great pride in providing resources for the student body, including student organizational funding. Within the past few years, the student organizational funding-allocation process has undergone many beneficial changes. Read more...