Shahbazian is a fifth-year geography student. By Ernest Shahbazian In response to Cody Cass’ column, “Students not actively engaged in war“ (Daily Bruin, Viewpoint, Nov. 2), I would like to encourage the student body to recognize those on campus who truly are engaged in war. Read more...

Bhaga is a graduate student in the Asian American studies program. By Tina Bhaga The ever-present argument against ethnic studies resurfaces under the innocent guise of multiculturalism in a recent editorial published by the Daily Bruin Editorial Board (“Cultural study will enliven diversity,” Viewpoint, Oct. Read more...

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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...

  Illustration by ERICA PINTO/Daily Bruin   Brian O’Camb O’Camb encourages you to send comments to [email protected]. Click Here for more articles by Brian O’Camb All of the psychobabble you may have heard in The Bruin over the last few weeks about gays being abnormal amounts to dick. Read more...

Do you think the SAT I test is fair and accurate in judging UC admissions? If you believe it should be omitted, what do you think should replace it? Read more...