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An Apology to the Citizens of Iraq

OpinionBrett Miller -
As the twin American and Iraqi tragedies play themselves out upon the world stage, it has become clear that something is needed from the American peop

False Claims Exposed by MSU

OpinionOsman Umarji -
Alex Chazen last week wrote that the Muslim Student Union fails to educate the campus about Islam.

New SAT Format Sparks Familiar Debates

OpinionSidra Ahmad -
We all remember those standardized tests we took back in our days as high school students: those four-hour exams that we took over and over again to g

Ban on Alcohol Fails to Control Consumption

OpinionEditorial -
Recently, UC Berkeley banned alcohol consumption at events hosted by all sororities and fraternities on campus. This decision was reached after a stri

Newsweek Apology Not Enough

OpinionLoren Casuto -
I am an opinion columnist, but I am still a journalist. You might not agree with what I have written, but I have never deceived readers with false i

UCI Bookstore’s Business Policies Fair

OpinionJocelyn Kim -
Although the UCI Bookstore's prices don't appear to be consumer- friendly, students should not be deterred because the bookstore has fair business pra

MSU Fails to Educate Others About Islam

OpinionAlex Chazen -
Last week was the Muslim Student Union's 'Israel Awareness Week,' but they might have called it 'Let's All Gang Up and Discredit Zionists, Jews and An

MEChA Plays Victim to Issues on Campus

OpinionBill Petersen -
In the past few weeks UC Irvine's Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano/a de Aztlan has been in the UC Irvine spotlight quite often. Prior to Cinco de Mayo,

Those Willing to Serve Should be Encouraged

OpinionJames Huang -
It seems that the United States is at it again. This week's headlines? The violation of the Geneva Conventions (again) by the United States with the p

Assisted Suicide Requires the Right Authority

OpinionJulie Littman -
A 14-year-old girl from Boulder, Colo. was charged on April 30 with second-degree murder after shooting her father in an alleged assisted suicide.

GE Attempts To Be Ecofriendly

OpinionCody Boyte -
Last Monday, General Electric unveiled a program that it calls Ecomagination. The program is a new effort by the country's fifth-largest company to go

L.A. Traffic Needs Urgent Improvement

OpinionAlex Chazen -
We have all been there
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