After reading Cody Cass’ Etcetera article “Campus resources available for students with ADD,” (August 26) I must say that I was offended. Being an individual with attention deficit disorder (who gets good grades) and an advocate for the disabled community at UCLA and at the state level, I’d like you to consider the following. Read more...

Nation can’t give up freedom to stop hate In its editorial “Lessons of Sept. 11 should not be ignored” (Viewpoint, Sept. 11), the Daily Bruin Editorial Board poses the question, “Is America doing anything to change its ways so that this doesn’t happen again?” To deal with this question we need to keep in mind that the planners and leaders of the attack stated frequently and emphatically that the attacks were motivated primarily by their hatred of certain American values. Read more...

British intelligence or Iraqi intelligence: Which do you trust? The answer to that question has significant implications for the United States because if we believe the British, war is in our future. Read more...

Do you think the United States should go to war with Iraq? Nancy Jacobo Fourth-year, Spanish “I don’t think the U.S. should go to war with Iraq, mainly because it would be inhumane. Read more...

British intelligence or Iraqi intelligence: Which do you trust? The answer to that question has significant implications for the United States because if we believe the British, war is in our future. Read more...

Many people have characterized this year’s Undergraduate Students Association Council as weak. This is, after all, the first time in many years a single slate has not had a voting majority on council. Read more...

In the wake of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, we at UCLA committed ourselves to making a positive contribution to the campus and global communities, and that commitment endures. Read more...