Would you rather keep the current quarter system or move to the semester system? Jenna Powers Second-year, undeclared “I prefer the quarter system because if I were at a school on the semester system, where there is more time allowed to slack off, I would definitely use that time to procrastinate more.” Tutram Nguyen Third-year, political science “I like the quarter system because I am allowed to take a lot more classes and I don’t know how much longer I’d be interested in a class past 10 weeks. Read more...
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January 28, 9:00 pm
Speaks out
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January 27, 9:00 pm
Jones, politicians’ game of imitation absurd
Andrew Jones’ actions last week were an act of respect for our government. By registering his group as “Student Empowerment,” Jones seemed to be treating politics and government with disrespect. Read more...
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January 27, 9:00 pm
Professor's perspective: Quarter system best for students, faculty
The Daily Bruin has recently run an article on the possibility that UCLA might abandon the quarter system (under which it has operated since 1966) and return to the semester system. Read more...
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January 27, 9:00 pm
Too much importance placed on image
Pop images and name brands follow us everywhere we go. UCLA students use clothing and corporate logos instead of more substantial qualities to create their identities. Read more...
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January 26, 9:00 pm
Students carry weight in semester decision
By the end of spring quarter, the Academic Senate will decide whether UCLA should switch to an academic calendar based on semesters or keep the current quarter system. Read more...
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January 23, 9:00 pm
Protests are integral part of democracy
Protests are back and hopefully they’re here to stay. The protest, a classic American way of expressing opinion, has had little relevance or impact in the past decade. Read more...
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January 23, 9:00 pm
Israeli election won’t rewrite peace process
The outcome of next week’s election in Israel is irrelevant in deciding the future of the peace process. The two leading candidates are from the right-wing Likud Party and the center-left Labor Party. Read more...