Mercury contamination in our waterways, especially as a by-product from coal power plants, has emerged today as a serious health risk, and may become even more dangerous for future generations. Read more...

Outsourcing jobs to foreign countries seems to be increasingly common. But at a time with high unemployment rates in the United States, is it smart to be sending jobs overseas? Read more...

Some of the strongest repercussions of California’s rehabilitated fiscal policy will be felt on University of California campuses, where beginning next year, enrollment numbers for new freshmen will be cut by about 10 percent. Read more...

With midterms finally out of the way and finals quickly approaching, students deserve every possible advantage to improve their chances of attaining top grades. It is thus a good thing for students to have access to the midterms and finals of their classes from previous quarters. Read more...

As students, a common characteristic defining most of our relationships with our parents is how they complain about paying our bills ““ our credit card bills, our education bills, our phone bills. Read more...

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Nader may not hurt Democrats Most conservatives and liberals alike (myself included) have a knee-jerk conclusion that Ralph Nader’s entry into the presidential race will hurt the Democratic Party’s chances at defeating President Bush. Read more...