Doug Lief Lief is a third-year English student with no stake to moral high ground whatsoever. Sermonize him at [email protected]. Click Here for more articles by Doug Lief In William Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar,” Cassius describes the populace as walking between the legs of the giant colossus Caesar and looking up. Read more...

Ho is a fourth-year policy and media studies student and president of Bruin Democrats. Illustration by GRACE HUANG/Daily Bruin By Melanie Ho Question: Which of the following sentences characterizes the SAT I test? Read more...

Spiess is a fourth-year mathematics and economics student. By Eric Spiess In a period where college admissions are becoming more and more competitive, there is increasing opposition to the use of the SAT I as an admissions criterion. Read more...

UC President Richard Atkinson has proposed dropping the SAT I as a requirement for admission. What’s your opinion on this? Gary Nunez Fourth-year Business economics "I think that the SAT has both positive and negative aspects. Read more...

  Nicole Seymour Seymour wants to wish Papoose a happy March 8th next week. She loves him and their dear son Daniel. E-mail her at [email protected]. Read more...

  "A repeal of SP-1 is an important symbolic gesture telling Los Angeles and the state of California that we welcome minorities.” Fong is the UC Student Regent for the 2000-2001 school year and a graduate student in public policy at UCLA. Read more...

Vellequette is a fourth-year inter-national development studies student. By Jim Vellequette On March 15, Professor Joshua Muldavin will commence his last regularly scheduled lecture as a professor of geography at UCLA, unless something changes. Read more...