Wednesday, 5/28/97 Letters Misconduct As undergraduate students, we want to express our anger at the disgraceful manner our USAC President John Du chose to represent our student body during last Friday’s retirement celebration for Chancellor Young. Read more...

Wednesday, 5/28/97 ‘Reinvention’ of science fails both women, intellectualism SOCIETY: Achievement in academic world, gender unrelated to each other When I was in seventh grade, I was the perfect candidate for the women’s studies program. Read more...

Wednesday, 5/28/97 The fate of heroes VALUES: Role models are made with qualities people deem important "Look, up in the sky … It’s a bird … It’s a plane … No, it’s Super Julianne … [smack!] … Ouch!" Did you ever have a hero? Read more...

Wednesday, 5/28/97 Prayer has been, is, will always be voluntary RELIGION: Judge’s display of Ten Commandments shows fine line in church-state debate By Jim Wright Just where to draw the line between a nation rooted in religious faith and a state-sponsored religion continues to plague the minds of our most fastidious legal dogmatists. Read more...

Tuesday, 5/27/97 Why society equates ‘homeless’ with ‘worthless’ DISCRIMINATION: Greed, fear of being poor drives hatred of vagrants The other day I was on a city bus and a vagrant attempted to get on. Read more...

Tuesday, 5/27/97 Diversity requirement needed at UCLA EDUCATION: Making curriculum part of general education would ease tensions between groups Diversity is relative. Consider, for example, the difference between Harvard and UCLA. Read more...

Tuesday, 5/27/97 Disregard for ethics, abuse of law must be eradicated CORRUPTION: Atypical ‘Fuhrmanism’ should not characterize institutions By Lev Hakak The release last week of a report by the so-called Mark Fuhrman Task Force reminds us that although the O.J. Read more...