Bruin football a disgrace To the UCLA Football Team: Gutless. Spineless. Embarrassing. Congratulations, Bruin football on a humiliating finish to the season. Losing four straight games and getting outplayed and out-hustled in all four was bad. Getting destroyed by USC, a team you had the talent to beat easily, was even worse.  But on top of all that, between NCAA benefits violations and DUI convictions (but no suspensions, of course), you managed to not only embarrass yourselves, but the entire UCLA community as well. Read more...

Yip is a fourth-year communication studies student and director of the APC. Chung is a fourth-year political science student and external director of the APC. By Cheryl Yip and David Chung In his article, “Position of APC contains contradictions,” (Daily Bruin, Nov. Read more...

Trinh serves as the USAC Student Welfare Commissioner. By Peter Trinh Man oh man, how lucky I am to be elected as a USAC officer. I just sit around and vegetate all day waiting for the stipend check to roll on in. And of course, I am supposed to go to weekly meetings for USAC. But I wouldn’t really call them meetings. I’d preferred to call them sessions on how each USAC officer can just vegetate a little more. Read more...

Click here for Ben Shapiro’s opposing column   Mitra Ebadolahi Ebadolahi is a fourth-year international development studies and history student who believes that the forces of good will kiss evil on the lips. Read more...

Tellis is a third-year women’s studies student. By Kate Tellis I take issue with Glenn Sacks’ commentary regarding the curriculum of Women’s Studies 10 taught by Professor Sharon Bays (“Women’s studies texts stretch truth,” Daily Bruin, Viewpoint, Nov. Read more...

Illustration by JENNY YURSHANSKY/Daily Bruin   Cody Cass Cass is a first-year undeclared student. E-mail him at [email protected]. Republican leadership has made a point of appealing to America’s old-schoolers by portraying itself as having a Christian core. Read more...

Johnson is a second-year Ph.D. student in clinical psychology. By Chris Johnson The original intent of a university was to be the proving ground of ideals, utilizing diverse philosophies in an adversarial system as catalysts in the dispassionate pursuit of knowledge. Read more...