It seems that college, while loads of fun, can also be the final burial ground of dreams for a great number of students.

In an era of equal opportunity, when more women are earning graduate degrees than ever before, a demeaning double standard exists in our society.

Research shows that about 40 million Americans suffer from long-term sleeping disorders.

There’s a popular euphemism: “Everyone should like everyone.” I fancy the simple earnestness of this phrase, but I have my own take. I believe everyone should have sex with everyone.

Yes, more people apply to UCLA than any other school in the nation. And yes, it is a highly prestigious, highly competitive university with a beautiful campus. That said, the administrators at UCLA need to strive to improve it by all means. And as crazy as it may seem, in doing so they can take a few pointers from our crosstown rivals.

Every day after class I am met with a hostile attitude from my suitemates as they struggle late into the morning hours with their math and science homework.

We all know what it is and we all know what it does.

Let me get this straight.
I, along with every other student here, am paying more than $7,000 in student fees and more than $12,000 to live in the residence halls. And now you want me to pay $150 for a course reader that is essentially a lot of copied pages held together by semi-decent binding. And I can’t even return it at the end of the quarter and get a little money back?

Come Tuesday, you really need to get out there and vote. The various propositions can greatly affect your day-to-day lives and generally progress a state’s welfare.