David Burke Burke is a third-year English and political science student. E-mail him at [email protected]. Click Here for more articles by David Burke It’s ninth week and we all know what that means. Read more...

UCLA liberal? No kidding This is a response to the Shapiro column “”˜Defiant’ liberals actually conformist” (Viewpoint, March 4). I am sorry if you misread information about UCLA, but guess what? Read more...

  Idan Ivri Ivri is a third-year political science student just giving his opinion. E-mail your opinion to him at [email protected]. Click Here for more articles by Idan Ivri For the past few years, UCLA has suffered from bitter arguments about how to create a diversity of race and background in the student body. Read more...

  David Burke Disagree? Send feedback and comments to Burke at [email protected]. Click Here for more articles by David Burke In today’s Democratic primary, we are lucky enough not to be burdened by party lines ““ Democrats vote for Democratic candidates only. Read more...

  Andrew Jones Send your comments and replies to Jones at [email protected]. Click Here for more articles by Andrew Jones The race for Republican gubernatorial nominee has been a strange one, involving two Republicans and, oddly enough, the incumbent Democratic governor as the wild card. Read more...

Lim is a Resident Assistant for the Office of Residential Life. By Richard Lim As some of you know, the movie “We Were Soldiers” was released this past Friday. Read more...

Limiting vouchers will discriminate in education Gregory McGinity made a reasonably sound argument in favor of vouchers (“Vouchers improve quality of education,” Viewpoint, March 4). As a supporter of voucher programs, however, I was disappointed in his suggestions for “limitations,” specifically, limiting “student eligibility to those most in need.” The program is designed to raise the performance of all schools by introducing competition in the educational system. Read more...