Sorority women should stand proud Greek life presents opportunities to enrich academics, social experience while forging lasting friendships I am a sorority woman. For some reason, telling that fact always merits an odd reaction. Read more...

Regents threaten student voice New proposal signals dangerous trend to limit say in future of university education. Bruins must speak out against blatant exclusion from process. Read more...

Unions help workers govern their lives Joining SAGE empowers employees in academia By Sonja Gedeon It’s really rather strange; our entire lives seem to be centered around work. Read more...

Letters Student leaders, not gods Editor: How brown is Brooke Olson’s nose after writing the article on York Chang ("York Chang speaks out," Feb. 5)? She noted that this left-wing radical holds the most influential office in undergraduate life. Read more...

Rock finds roots in black history African Americans give gift to world through passion, soul of music By Aaron Howard As we enter Black History Month, a month of reflection and celebration, I want to talk about the gift that African Americans gave America. Read more...

Who’s afraid of the big, bad Democrat? Beware of friendly liberals, embrace Republicans on trip through electoral forest While many students on the UCLA campus contemplate their choice of candidate for the upcoming presidential elections, the topic of political parties may enter their minds. Read more...

Stand-tough regents set leadership standard Board thwarts Atkinson’s attempts to delay policy on race-based admissions By Jerry L. Martin and Anne D. Neal Constitutional lessons have been much at issue recently in the University of California system. Read more...