Tan currently serves as the USAC academic affairs commissioner. By Bryant Tan Our whole admissions system finds its foundation in standardized tests ““ whether it be the SAT I, SAT II or ACT. Read more...

Editorial examples don’t support claim Your editorial comparing the U.S. investigation into the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11 to the World War II internment of Japanese Americans is inaccurate and sensational (“America is prison for Middle Eastern men,” Daily Bruin, Viewpoint, Nov. Read more...

Smith is a second-year undeclared student. By Sophia Smith Have you ever been in a large group that’s sharing an inside joke, and you don’t know what it is? Read more...

Watson is a professor in the English Department. By Robert Watson Guess what? If you decide to define radical-liberal as anything that dares to challenge the conventional thinking and jingoistic self-congratulation in which schools and communities in the U.S., as in most countries, indoctrinate their young people, then, voila, you will find that your best intellectual investigators tend to be radical-liberals. Read more...

  Ben Lee Handler Ben Lee likes to rock and roll and a hot dog makes him lose control. E-mail him at [email protected]. Click Here for more articles by Ben Lee Handler While watching Jet Li wage war against his evil twin from an alternate dimension this weekend in his new film “The One,” I’m sure I was not alone in thinking that the action could have been a great deal more exciting if Mr. Read more...

  Taylor Ettema, a first-year student resides in a Dykstra Hall lounge, while discussing housing issues. Interview conducted by Cuauhtemoc Ortega, Daily Bruin Senior Staff. Read more...

Fraternity not to blame for accident When I read the story, "Student sues Sigma Pi over accident“ (Daily Bruin, News, Nov. 2), I was outraged that Robert Burgess had the nerve to sue a fraternity for something that was entirely his fault. Read more...