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Rerouting the trans rights movement

Casey Mendoza - December 17, 2025

The Alienable Right to Write

OpinionKatrina Yentch - September 24, 2013

With the growing influence of the Internet in our lives, everyone has become alarmingly aware of the opinions and views expressed through this,...

An Open Letter

OpinionRagy Stefan - September 24, 2013

Dear Mr. President, Remember when you took office in 2008 and stood in front of a nation and promised “change” and “hope,” because I...

Editorial: NapolitaNO-NO-NO

EditorialsEditorial Board - January 26, 2020

If by now you haven’t heard about former Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano’s appointment to the position of UC President, we don’t...

Regal Regents

OpinionSumeet Singh - September 17, 2013

The University of California Board of Regents convened an emergency meeting after discovering much to their chagrin that their extended vacations do not...

Suave Syrian Rhetoric

OpinionAliza Asad - September 17, 2013

Rhetoric is a very powerful tool. When used properly, it/rhetoric can make a speech about the beginning of the third World War sound...

Four Corners: Miley and the Media

OpinionAliza Asad - January 10, 2017

Eli Heller: I read somewhere that there were more tweets about Miley then there were for the last Super Bowl, which shows that...

A Reader in Pain

OpinionSumeet Singh - August 6, 2013

“The ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ series of erotic novels are the favorite reading material among ‘high-value’ prisoners at the Guantanamo detention camp in...

Four Corners: WTF Media?

OpinionEli Heller - January 10, 2017

Sarah S. Menendez: The media obviously has a lot of issues that span over a great number of topics, national media, the big...

The Doctor Decision

OpinionRyan Cady - August 6, 2013

Ridiculously enough, “Doctor Who” is important. The programme (yeah, I know, weird spelling, but it’s British) airs on BBC and subsidiary channels all...