“No Offense, But:” is back for another week. Join the crew as it talks about the discouraging number of Academic Senate undergraduate appointments and the sorry state of Westwood’s sidewalks. Read more...
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March 6, 12:00 am
PRIME: Walking the Bruin Walk
An irritating vibration shot up my left arm. My eyes groggily opened and I glanced to the side of my bed. I saw my phone screen blinking and looked at the caller ID. Read more...
Opinion, Podcasts, Radio, Radio Shows
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February 26, 3:46 pm
No Offense, But: Standardized tests
“No Offense, But” is back in your feeds! Join Opinion editor Keshav Tadimeti and columnists Will Bleveans and Tabatha Lewis this week as they weigh the pros and cons of eliminating the SAT and ACT from University of California admissions. Read more...
Opinion, Opinion Columns
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January 31, 11:01 pm
UCSD chancellor’s renown shouldn’t affect the investigation into his bullying
One man’s success is another man’s failure – or in the University of California, San Diego’s case, potentially more than seven people’s threatened livelihoods. Oh, and that one man might just be the chancellor. Read more...
Opinion, Opinion Columns
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January 13, 11:23 pm
Letter from the editor: Why we’re switching out submissions for op-eds
The principal mission of any local newspaper is to tell the stories of its community. Sometimes, though, those stories are best told by the community itself. Read more...
Opinion, Podcasts, Radio, Radio Shows
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January 13, 4:06 pm
No Offense, But: Bruin bears and block parties
“No Offense, But” is back in your podcast feeds for the new year! Join Opinion editor Keshav Tadimeti, assistant Opinion editor Omar Said, and Opinion columnists Abhishek Shetty and Reilly Berberian as they talk about teenagers being charged with felonies for vandalizing the Bruin Bear. Read more...
Opinion, Opinion Columns
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January 7, 10:38 pm
USAC is pursuing another pointless project with revival of Spotted on Bruin Walk
You know it’s a problem when your elected officials are scrounging for ways to make themselves relevant. Especially when it involves creating anonymous forums. An anonymous forum, it turns out, might just become the calling card for UCLA’s undergraduate student government. Read more...