Monday, February 22, 1999 Films may be short in length, but long on spirit, energy OSCARS: Too focused on feature movies, Academy too often overlooks genre By Jeffrey R. Read more...

Friday, February 19, 1999 Cheating investigation overlooks facts ACADEMICS: University ignores professor’s pleas for hearing on incident By Andras J.E. Bodrogligeti In the Jan. 14 issue of the Daily Bruin (News), Pauline Vu wrote an article titled "They’re watching you," and mentioned the cheating incident that occurred in the quarter final test of Turkic IIIA Modern Literary Uzbek in December 1996. Read more...

Friday, February 19, 1999 Content of controversial ads intended to amuse, not offend POSTERS: Commission has right to display art as part of movie promotion By Christine Buckhout and Henry Lopez This letter is being written in response to both the article "Commission’s ads cause controversy" (News, Feb. Read more...

Friday, February 19, 1999 Following the Path College helps students both grow spiritually and renew their faith By Kaitie Pappert Daily Bruin Senior Staff From the Crusades to the Christian Coalition, the fight for religion has been intense and centuries-long. Read more...

Friday, February 19, 1999 Even playing video games has dark side SKILLS: Rational people driven to violence when computers cheat, take on life of their own I love video games. Read more...

Thursday, February 18, 1999 Self-absorption generates rampant campus apathy STUDENTS: Individuals worry only about themselves, ignore problems of society on whole Examining student apathy is like eating dinner with the ghost of Jeremy Bentham. Read more...

Thursday, February 18, 1999 University policy root cause of passivity among students INSTITUTION: Quality teaching of secondary importance, since research generates more funds The assertion that students at this university are unconcerned with larger issues presents itself to me as glaringly incontrovertible. Read more...