You’ve probably seen him on Bruin Walk on your way to or from class. He’s always inviting, often sports a hoodie and looks a little bit like Jacob from “Lost.”

Remember those Southwest Airlines commercials, where things go horribly wrong and the voice-over suggests a vacation? For the UC San Diego admissions office, this happened on March 30, when an e-mail intended to invite the approximately 18,000 students admitted to tour the campus went instead to the entire applicant pool of more than 46,000 applicants.

If I could punch a TV show in the face, it would have to be “The Hills After Show.”

You probably have no idea what Measure J is.

Do you ever wonder what it would be like if there was a subway stop in Westwood? In the context of Los Angeles right now, it’s hard to imagine.

Many things at UCLA will be different than they were in high school or at other colleges you’ve attended.

I’m looking at some pretty nasty head wounds.

Activism is a hallmark of higher education, but I don’t know if we, as a college student collective, have improved at it since our “revolutionary” progenitors of the ’60s and ’70s. I

The votes have been counted, and now the newly elected undergraduate student government administration has time to ponder which campaign promises are actually deliverable before they take office next fall.

For the record, Kyle Kleckner is completely neutral.