Though I like to consider myself a fan of the First Amendment, the
logic in Avni Nijhawan's "Protesters at UC Irvine were ineffective, but not criminal" (Feb. Read more...
Opinion
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April 18, 2:24 pm
Letter to the Editor: Irvine 11 Protested Inappropriately
Editorials, Opinion
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April 17, 11:20 pm
Chancellor Block must be consistent on intolerant speech, publicly address Professor Bainbridge’s blog statements
Intolerant words are intolerant no matter the speaker. Read more...
Opinion
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April 17, 11:09 pm
Study drugs are not always an unfair advantage; they can be of help to the underprivileged
We live in a world where competition is real, where the rewards of success are real. For many of us, college is the most stressful environment we've ever experienced. Read more...
Opinion
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April 15, 12:49 am
Letter to the editor: _Vote to remove Birdie not political_
In the article "Rustom Z. Birdie resigns from USAC after months of controversy" (News, April 13), it is stated that "General Representative Matt Spring called for a vote to remove Birdie from the council and Cultural Affairs Commissioner Kinnery Shah supported him." Read more...
Opinion
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April 15, 12:46 am
Rules for coed intramural sports should be gender-neutral and based on skill
Those who believe in gender equality have been fighting for years to level the playing field; yet we need look no further than co-recreational intramural sports to realize that by default, women are still assumed to be unequal to men in their skill and experience levels. Read more...
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Opinion
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April 15, 12:38 am
Question of animal testing goes far beyond ethics
Thank you for further illuminating the animal rights versus testing issue in "Billboard message forces viewers to rethink stance" (April 14), though I am frustrated that after so many years the sensationalism is still just as pervasive on both sides, and the fundamental issues have never gotten proper treatment. Read more...
Opinion
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April 14, 1:29 am
Billboard message forces viewers to rethink stance
Angelenos all over are being asked a rhetorical yet controversially simple question "“ would you rather see a mouse or a little girl live? Read more...