Monday’s Supreme Court decision allowing renewed affirmative action in higher education has produced more questions than answers. What percentage of one’s heritage must be minority to qualify for racial preferences? Read more...

Occupying Iraq is a complicated issue. The Los Angeles Times recently announced that 200 Americans had been killed in Iraq since the day American and British forces launched the attack against the Persian Gulf nation. Read more...

It’s that time of the year again. You’re ready to pull your hair out because there are 13 different classes you could take to fulfill a requirement you don’t really care about fulfilling, 27 different professors, 62 teaching assistants, and no way to know which combination is going to be at all palatable for the next 10 weeks of your life. Read more...

Having destroyed Saddam Hussein’s nuclear, biological and chemical weapons programs, the United States and the international community must now focus on a problem that could very well be even more threatening to the stability of the Middle East: the prospect of a nuclear Iran. Read more...

As incoming freshmen preparing to enroll in courses, I know many of you are trying to figure out what classes to take, not to mention what major to declare. Read more...

During the 2002-2003 academic year, I met with two consultants who were interested in reestablishing a once- prominent campus fraternity. The house had a 150-year history, but was no longer established on campus. Read more...

Two years ago, I entered UCLA hoping I would fit in. I wanted everything in college to go right. A good social life was definitely part of the plan, and I decided that a fraternity could offer me the kind of social environment I was looking for. Read more...