Hurst’s views on anti-war protestors misguided I felt compelled to write about the stunning lack of logic displayed by Kenneth Hurst in his submission “Any means of defense justified” (Sept. Read more...

The announcement of Chancellor Albert Carnesale’s impending retirement has sparked the emergence of a uniformly positive consensus on his tenure. However, as an undergraduate activist and the founder and president of the UCLA-focused Bruin Alumni Association, I count myself among those who hold a more mixed view of the chancellor’s record. Read more...

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Writer’s research misleads readers In “Prop. 73 unrealistic, harmful,” (Sept. 25) all of Lara Loewenstein’s arguments against Proposition 73 are based on incorrect statements. First she claims that Proposition 73 “would require women 17 years old and younger to procure parental permission before being able to acquire an abortion.” However, Proposition 73 does not require parental consent, only notification. Read more...

Becky Bell was a successful high school junior in Indianapolis. She had an excellent relationship with her parents, Karen and Bill. But when she realized she was pregnant, the last thing she wanted was to disappoint them. Read more...

Since the dawn of time, nothing has caused mankind more drama than the strange relationship between the vehicle and the parking space. They share a troublesome connection that is both symbiotic and hostile. Read more...

Do you think intelligent design is credible enough to be taught in public schools? Rajan Prehan First-year, political science Yes, I do. I think that intelligent design is a viewpoint that has a lot of support and I think even evolutionists have a hard time pointing to the initial creator or the initial step that actually started the Big Bang. Read more...