Friday, October 3, 1997 Arrangement of power in classroom causes learning difficulties ACADEMICS: Little interaction among teachers and students show a lopsided exchange of information By Kendra Fox-Davis This was my dilemma. Read more...

Friday, October 3, 1997 Letters to the editor Bruin isn’t consistent The Bruin is hypocritical. First, in a full editorial, it denounced the Undergraduate Students Association Council for raising their stipends by a measly $100. Read more...

Friday, October 3, 1997 Speaks Out ATHLETES: Intercollegiate athletes at UCLA are entitled to scholarships, priority enrollment and tutoring and are able to take exams on the road. Read more...

Friday, October 3, 1997 Unbelievers should heed undaunting power of love Society has us thinking that happiness is hard to come by. After all, why would we need to go out to buy the latest fashions, ogle new cars, and feel like we would die if we missed the next episode of our favorite TV show? Read more...

Thursday, October 2, 1997 Society only skims surface RESPECT: Money-minded educators scrimp on depth, shrug at integrity The typical undergraduate has experienced plenty of these "introduction conversations." Generally, they go something like this: "Hi, what’s your name?" followed by the appropriate reply and "Nice to meet you." Sometimes "What kind of name is that?" follows. Read more...

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Thursday, October 2, 1997 Letters Athletic director deserves the boot I have been an avid follower of UCLA sports for more than 25 years. I, for one, have grown tired of the constant soap opera that the men’s basketball program has become. Read more...