Owen is a third-year English student. By Charlotte Owen Hope: my perpetual ruin. Of what do I speak? Do I suffer because I believe in world peace? Read more...

Black is a fourth-year economics student By Lauren Black Under the current American judicial system, it’s very easy to get away with murder. I’m not talking about homicide; I’m talking about abortion. Read more...

William Bagley, a UC alumnus, has held a seat on the UC Board of Regents for the last 13 years and served as a California Assembly member. Read more...

U.S. fear justified by Japanese attack Gann Matsuda states: “… the fear of an attack on the West Coast by Japan … (was) unfounded and based entirely on racism, wartime hysteria and economic greed” (“Rights must not be suspended in war,” Daily Bruin, Viewpoint, Jan. Read more...

By Shelley Taylor I am a long-time resident in Westwood’s North Village, the apartment-house neighborhood west of campus between Veteran and Gayley. My family bought our small apartment house in 1956. Read more...

UCLA men’s soccer coach Todd Saldaña may have made a legitimate mistake by pursuing a bachelor’s degree from Columbia State University in 1997, an institution later shut down by the state attorney general’s office for fraud. Read more...

  Barbara Ortutay Ortutay is a former news editor and current editor in chief of tenpercent. E-mail her at [email protected]. Diploma mill” is a phrase commonly used for fraudulent distance-learning “colleges” such as Columbia State University, which claims to have given people like UCLA head soccer coach Todd Saldaña a legitimate bachelor’s degree for a few thousand dollars. Read more...