Choosing a roommate is like choosing a car. The process should take time, satisfy your needs, and if possible, allow students to take prospects for a test drive. Read more...

Irene Basa should do a little research before she tries to insult me and the work that I do. I’d like to refute each claim she made in her column, “Military base protest misdirected, illogical” (Feb. Read more...

Hanay Geiogamah, Darnell Hunt, Don Nakanishi and Chon Noriega Today, public education in California is facing one of its biggest challenges as the state government considers severe budget cuts in order to cover a $34.6 billion deficit. Read more...

Apparently, not only are all Muslims terrorists, but they are also the most closed-minded, regressive, chauvinistic and intolerant people on the face of the earth. For years, I have marveled at this religion’s achievements in breaking down barriers of race, class and gender, only to find out the so-called “truth” from others in television and radio. Read more...

I have decided to abandon my common condemnation of all entities governmental and focus on some very positive items that have yet to be tackled by our newspaper. Read more...

Daily Bruin: What are the most prevalent psychological problems facing students? How are these problems treated? Harold Pruett: The main problems students have are relationship problems and school-related pressures. Read more...

Now, on top of endless security checks, cramped seats and poor service on airplanes, we’re supposed to pay for the fish. Late last month, America West, the nation’s eighth largest airline, ended a three-week test in which in-flight meals were sold at a price of $3-10 in order to curb post”“ Sept. Read more...