Another look at AAP and Asian Americans students By Eric Garlepp Misinformation and ignorance is harmful and unfortunately common in our society. Even at an institution of higher learning such as UCLA, misconceptions often lead to unfounded rumors which affect all members of society. Read more...

Anxiety and a broken bass string: my spring break I’ve got senioritis. Usually the symptoms are an uncontrollable urge to be at the farthest point on the earth from your alma mater and to be in the most anti-academic mental state possible. Read more...

Editorial Young’s vocal affirmative action stance is much-needed With affirmative action debates well underway and heating up at UCLA, Chancellor Charles Young’s plans for a campus-wide affirmative action education campaign come as welcome news this week. Read more...

Letters Putting things into perspective Editor: B. Roderick Spilman’s March 2 letter to the editor, "Silent no more?" regarding "perverted homosexuals … defacing this campus" is prefaced "this is not an anti-gay letter," but it clearly reveals a homophobic agenda. Read more...

Challenges of finding life’s ambrosia, following inner voice Adena Chung When I go to magazine stands, I steal for a little while. At least that’s what a friend of mine said the other day. Read more...

Computer distribution separates ‘haves,’ ‘have-nots’ While the debate rages on over how much students pay for their UCLA education, or how much the state should subsidize our higher learning institutions, let’s not forget the other side of the coin: Where is the money going? Read more...

Memories of a past relationship tucked to sleep Raúl A. Añorve I met my first "real" boyfriend in 1991 at a time when I knew I was supposed to be thinking, feeling and doing all the right things for my career and life. Read more...