Tuesday, March 3

Upcoming election chance to oust GOP

Gonzalez is a third-year political science student. By Nathan Gonzales The Republican Party has long sought to paint itself as the party of fiscal responsibility, while at the same time implementing economic policies that simply don’t work. Read more...


Ecstasy users should note extended effects

Twitchell is a research psychologist at the Integrated Substance Abuse Programs. By Geoff R. Twitchell, Ph.D. Although initially thought of as a “safe” drug, you may have heard rumors about how using ecstasy will drain your spinal fluid, melt your brain or take away your personality. Read more...


Despite detractors’ claims, SHIP is very student-friendly

Black is a fourth-year Ph.D student in health services in the School of Public Health. By Jeanne T. Black The UCLA Student Health Advisory Committee agrees with Idan Ivri that effective communication is essential in helping students to understand and make the best use of the Student Health Insurance Plan (“UCLA’s student health plan is faulty,” Viewpoint, Feb. Read more...


Letters

Doughnuts show kindness; Christians aren’t sinister Andrew Ahlering’s prejudices are exposed in his submission ““˜Free’ doughnuts really filled with Christian commitment“ (Daily Bruin, Viewpoint, Feb. 8). Read more...



Financial aid helps people willing to help themselves

Garcia is a fifth-year history student. By Gina Garcia It is unbelievable to me that despite the effort, care and concern the university’s Financial Aid Office has shown me, some students, such as Jeannie Quiris, blame their ignorance of the whole process on the financial aid officers (“Financial Aid Office isn’t student-friendly,” Daily Bruin, Viewpoint, Feb. Read more...