By Devin Coldewey The SAT I is under attack from many angles. Some opponents say it is biased against lower socioeconomic groups. Some say it is a bad predictor of potential. Read more...

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...

EDITORIAL BOARD Editor in Chief  Timothy Kudo Managing Editor  Michael Falcone Viewpoint Editor  Cuauhtemoc Ortega Staff Representatives  Amanda Fletcher  Kelly Rayburn  Marcelle Richards Vytas Mazeika Corey McEleney Linh Tat Editorial Board Assistants  Maegan Carberry  Edward Chiao   Unsigned editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily Bruin Editorial Board. Read more...

Illustration by ED OYAMA/Daily Bruin   Adam Skalman Skalman is a second-year American literature and culture student who, like you, enjoys backrubs and gum. Send him an e-mail at [email protected]. Read more...