Chris Diaz In the elections race for academic affairs commissioner there’s only one person to vote for: Chris Diaz. The commission is one of the most important to students as it deals with educational issues that affect every undergraduate student and includes the duty of appointing students to the Academic Senate, one of the most powerful decision-making bodies on campus. Read more...

  Ryan Wilson Ryan Wilson deserves another term as campus events commissioner. As a council member this year, he co-sponsored the strongest proposal to bolster USAC programming: an entertainment referendum that would raise next year’s student fees to $12.50. Read more...

  Annie McElwain Facilities commissioner Annie McElwain must be happy she’s running unopposed ““ but she’s the only one. Unless asked by the Editorial Board, McElwain didn’t ever bring up issues relevant to the facilities commissioner’s duties, such as housing and construction. Read more...

  Andrew LaFlamme From the BruinGo! program to student meal plans, nothing escapes the critical mind of Andrew LaFlamme. Combined with his fervent attitude toward inducing real change, this makes him the ideal candidate for financial supports commissioner. Read more...

  Crisette Leyco When asked what the Student Welfare Commission could do to improve the daily lives of students, candidate Crisette Leyco responded by saying they keep “condoms and bluebooks” in their office for students who want them ““ then she added that few people actually come to get them. Read more...

By Tiffany Jones The editorial printed last Friday (“Racist clothes justify Abercrombie boycott,” Viewpoint, April 26) infuriated me. I was deeply offended by the comparisons that were made of African American struggles to Asian American struggles; it was as if the editors were minimizing the African American struggle in this country. Read more...

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