College students have always been anxious about going out into “the real world.” But it’s especially scary now that President-elect Donald Trump will be leading a good amount of it. Read more...
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Opinion, Opinion Columns
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January 16, 10:29 pm
Chris Campbell: The Trump Cabinet’s hyper-conservatism should not be underestimated
Donald Trump will be sworn in as the 45th president of the United States in just four days, and like a writer desperately searching for a political analogy to kickstart his column, Trump still doesn’t seem to have a clue. Read more...
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Editorials, Opinion
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January 16, 10:21 pm
Editorial: Gov. Brown’s scholarship cuts are not a solution to budget deficit
Education isn’t getting any cheaper, but the state government seems intent on keeping it that way. In the midst of students repeatedly urging the state to allocate more money to universities to alleviate proposed tuition hikes, Gov. Read more...
Opinion, Opinion Columns
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January 12, 10:54 pm
William Zou: Midterm dates should be posted before enrollment begins
They say that fortune favors the prepared – yet, UCLA students frequently face sudden academic issues beyond their control that can easily derail their meticulously plotted-out course plans. Read more...
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Community, Opinion
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January 12, 10:42 pm
Submission: Piterberg’s return exposes dangerous tolerance in administration
On the first day of winter quarter, professor Gabriel Piterberg’s two history classes were canceled due to student protests against the professor. Protesters were present inside the classroom, silent and bearing signs, during Wednesday’s classes as well. Read more...
Photo: Members of Bruins Against Sexual Harassment and the Bruin Consent Coalition protested outside Gabriel Piterberg’s class Monday morning. Piterberg has been accused of sexual harassment by two of his former students. (Jintak Han/Assistant Photo editor)
Community, Opinion
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January 12, 10:40 pm
Letter to the Editor: UCLA basketball fans should respect opposing teams
I graduated from UCLA many decades ago and have been proud of my UCLA degree ever since. I have followed Bruin basketball all of that time – there have been many glorious years. Read more...