You may not know, but USAC’s work is important By Todd Sargent I must say that Sabrina Smith’s April 21 viewpoint ("Students must make up for lack of USAC leadership") was very timely propaganda. Read more...

Asian American Studies Center supports SAGE By Asian American Studies Center staff The following is an open letter to Chancellor Charles Young from the staff of the Asian American Studies Center regarding the SAGE campaign for recognition from the university. Read more...

What to do when alternative is ordinary George Tsai If everyone jumped off a cliff, would you? This question plagued a good portion of my upbringing. Read more...

Three years later: dialogue continues on April 29, 1992 This Saturday marks the three-year anniversary of April 29, 1992: the day the people of Los Angeles reacted to the news of the acquittals of the four L. Read more...

Faith lost with limited knowledge of religion By Elizabeth Rich Roxane Marquez’s April 20 column "Why a ‘good Catholic girl’ lost her faith," was a very disheartening article on the Catholic Church. Read more...

Confronting America’s obsessions with ‘vice and perversity’ Gendy Alimurung No pain, no date." For some, it’s not just a quirky saying, it’s a way of life. Read more...

SAGE, lose the ‘gimme more’ philosophy! Editor: It’s my fault anyway, so why am I whining about it? I signed SAGE’s petition last year, in the belief that its purpose was to act as a collective body to increase communication and understanding between graduate students and their university. Read more...