Affirmative action should help low-income students I wanted to comment on “Affirmative action proponents still face uphill battle“ by Michael Weiner (Daily Bruin, News, June 11), as well as on the whole affirmative action debate in general. Read more...

Davis is a resident of Bel Air. By Kelvin Davis Last Wednesday, I read with shock and dismay about the decision to cut down the magnificent and historic Eucalyptuses that have graced UCLA’s southern entrance for over 72 years (“University cuts down 50 Eucalyptus trees,” Daily Bruin, News, June 25). Read more...

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Recently, the university decided to cut down 50 eucalyptus trees perceived as potentially dangerous in order to maximize campus safety. Some, however, believe measures should have been taken to identify and cut down only those trees offering an immediate risk. Read more...

  Victoria Tai Tai is a second-year microbiology and history student who is vice president of the Society of Automotive Engineering. She believes that UCLA racing and design are part of a complete nutritional diet. Read more...

  Ariana Brookes Brookes is a third-year English student who knows that Diet Coke is the drink of champions. E-mail her at [email protected]. Click Here for more articles by Ariana Brookes UCLA is like a science experiment in which you discover that oil and water just don’t mix. Read more...

  Doug Lief Lief is a fourth-year English student who dreams of electric sheep. Contact him at [email protected]. Click Here for more articles by Doug Lief In the present, UCLA is a post-apocalyptic nightmare world where its denizens fight for existence on a daily basis. Read more...