Yo, yo wassup y’all? OK, many of you may be wondering if this is how I usually communicate. Not because the words themselves are funny, but because they sound funny coming out of my mouth. Read more...

By Glenn Sacks The Clothesline Project will come to UCLA May 16-18 and will focus on domestic violence against women. The project, however, will only tell half the story. Read more...

These days, the corporate media are having a ball. Between the summer Olympics, election coverage, and, of course, Elian Gonzalez, there are plenty of sweet nothings to be whispered into America’s attentive ears. Read more...

College students are told outright, and implicitly, that everything they have learned up to the point of entering college has been an outright lie. While most of this reeducation centers around liberals’ mistrust of a government “run amok” internationally, it is useful to remember that the government kills with kindness as often as with neglect. Read more...

By Luu Doan UCLA officials are planning to subcontract critical services that might leave our hospital with unsanitary linen and insecure medical information. Imagine waking up groggy after surgery at the UCLA Medical Center. Read more...

The Associated Students of UCLA’s Board of Directors has some big decisions to make about the future of the largest student-owned business venture in the country. Read more...

The outcome may seem inevitable, the results may seem insignificant, but students have a world of pressing reasons to vote in this week’s undergraduate and graduate student government elections. Read more...