Smith is a second-year undeclared student. By Sophia Smith Among all the talk of crosswalks, protests and Burma, there seems to be a key issue missing from the arena of student commentary. Read more...

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Neal is a third-year history and international development studies student. By Christopher R. Neal I want to know why we place so much stock in a national identity, why it is so much more important to be American than it is to be human. Read more...

  Matthew Knee Knee awaits your responses and comments at [email protected]. While they are portrayed in the media as the natural extension of an ancient, isolated, Third World ethnic conflict, the daily attacks on Israel by Palestinians and other Arab groups are part of a larger, far more sinister, pattern: the attacks on Israel are attacks on us. Read more...

Knee awaits your responses and comments at [email protected]. By Christine Riordan and Julia Zolinsky Recently, the Daily Bruin Editorial Board made a false assumption that in promoting economic sanctions against Burma, the pro-democracy movement would not have the foresight to consider the consequences (“UC sanction of Burma will hurt the innocent,” Viewpoint, Viewpoint, Jan. Read more...

It takes more than regents to free Burma Thank you for your editorial concerning the issue of Burma (“UC sanction of Burma will hurt the innocent,“ Daily Bruin, Viewpoint, Jan. Read more...

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