The April 28 Daily Bruin editorial, “Animal testing necessary for some research,” alludes to new technology that may eventually replace animal testing. In her April 30 letter, “Animal testing not “˜necessary evil,'” Christina Johnson argues that activists need to protest to bring about this change more rapidly. Read more...

In March 2004, California voters will have another chance to voice their disgust at the hypocrisy of our government’s public policies on race. Our government proudly pays lip service to the ideal that “all men are created equal,” yet neatly sorts us by race every chance it gets. Read more...

This weekend, the Daily Bruin’s editorial board met with all Undergraduate Students Association Council candidates it considered for endorsement and conducted individual interviews ranging from fifteen minutes to an hour. Read more...

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Student Welfare commissioner candidate Janet Chiang is clearly the stronger of the two candidates running for the position. Chiang joined the commission as a staff member four years ago and has served in a variety of leadership positions within it. Read more...

The contest for the Undergraduate Students Association Council’s external vice president should be no contest at all ““ Matt Kaczmarek is the clear choice. Kaczmarek’s experience lobbying the outside powers that be on behalf of UCLA students is unmatched. Read more...

Three capable individuals dedicated to serving students are running for the the Undergraduate Students Association Council office of internal vice president, but Allende Palma-Saracho’s experience in addressing the issues all candidates agree are important puts him above the competition. Read more...