As “super seniors” look forward to graduating next
week, we’re forced to look back at the last four years and
take stock of what happened.
Did we choose the right school?

I’m with Bill O’Reilly on this.
I’m tired of all this “Happy Holidays,”
politically correct mumbo jumbo.
Everyone knows December is about one holiday and one holiday
only ““ there’s no need for plurals.

Last Tuesday night, after refusing to show his BruinCard to
university police officers, UCLA student Mostafa Tabatabainejad was
viciously stunned with a Taser five times.
We barely had to wait until morning for the Internet to become
abuzz with premature accusations and unsubstantiated
speculation.

Mostafa Tabatabainejad is totally guilty.
Some may say it’s premature to make conclusions about the
incident last Tuesday, in which Tabatabainejad was stunned with a
Taser five times in Powell Library after refusing to follow the
orders of university police officers.

Programs such as the Peace Corps have long been popular with the
ever abundant undecided graduate looking to see the world and do
some good.
Such programs promise a chance to help people in the Third World
by teaching them things we already know.

Coke and Colombia.
The two go together like fashion and France, sex-tourism and
southeast Asia, or democracy and Iraq.
So I was surprised when I found out the most recent scandal from
the land of FARC and Pablo Escobar involved the Coke of the
drinking variety.

The first time I heard that UCLA was naming its brand new,
world-class hospital after former President Ronald Reagan, I
thought it was a joke. Like if someone told you they were
establishing the “George W.

I was visiting my grandmother in Buffalo when we found ourselves
stopped at a major intersection, her behind the wheel, squinting
ahead.
“Tell me when the light turns green,” she said to me
in her sweet, grandmotherly voice.

How tolerant can we be of those who are intolerant of us?
Last week, I wrote a satire (“A modest proposal for an
immodest proposition,” Oct.

Over a hundred students gathered in Meyerhoff Park last week to
express discontent with the University of California admissions
policy.
Protestors chanted such slogans as, “UC Regents, I see
racists,” and criticized UCLA for not doing enough to
increase diversity.