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Metro thinking of stopping at UCLA This is in response to Natalie Hein’s article “Viable Public Transit is L.A.’s ticket to decongestion” (May 8). The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority is taking action to improve public transit on ... ‘Christian’ does not mean ‘anti-gay’ I recently read the editorial “Same-sex marriage ruling is a triumph” (Viewpoint, May 16) which heralded the state Supreme Court’s decision to strike down the ban on same-sex marriage as a major triumph in ... McCain’s revisions should be saluted As a Marine veteran who uses the GI Bill to fund my UCLA education, I strongly support Sen. McCain’s proposed revisions and incentive program in opposition to S22, the Post-9/11 Veterans Educational Assistance Act. Pets are precious; don’t abandon them As we move through spring quarter, everyone is starting to make plans for the end of the school year. Unfortunately, these plans do not always include a critical issue that really does require ... Campus speeches are a waste As a UC San Diego alumnus who’s witnessed firsthand the self-congratulatory State of the Campus address delivered annually by our student government, I choked on my coffee at reading the Daily Bruin’s praise of ... Shulman worthy of endorsement, votes The Daily Bruin missed an opportunity to endorse the strongest internal vice presidential candidate with actual student-organization experience. When voting in this week’s Undergraduate Students Association Council elections, Evan Shulman should be your ... Seniors should give whatever they can I would like to thank Matias Ramos for bringing his perspective of senior class giving to light in “Graduating seniors not yet prepared to give back” (April 22). He makes some intriguing ... Fee hikes are offensive One of the big selling points of UCLA is that it is a high quality education for a smaller price than many private universities. This point was particularly important to me as an incoming freshman ... Students First! committed to being a voice for the students In “Students declare candidacy” (News, April 18), Sarah Jo writes about two presidential candidates in the upcoming USAC elections. As thrilled as I am to discuss the candidacy of ... Katie Strickland’s column (“Obama treats working class like children,” April 16) overlooks the broader problem that Obama’s clumsily expressed comments sketched.Letters to the Editor
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