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Rerouting the trans rights movement

Casey Mendoza - December 17, 2025

Prisoner Abuses Come As No Surprise

OpinionEditorial - May 10, 2004

The uproar and commotion that followed the release of the Abu Ghraib Iraqi prisoner abuse photos hardly comes as a surprise. These images are upsettin

Distinctions of Blurred Lines

OpinionRonen Zargarof - May 10, 2004

Affirmative action and racial profiling are very similar conceptually, in that they both use race as a discriminating factor to attain a worthy goal.

Career Fair Prepares Us for the Worst

OpinionJulian Gonzales - May 10, 2004

How great a feeling it must be to know that the hard work you put into studying late for finals and midterms, reading textbooks upon textbooks, and le

Many Faces of War

OpinionMatt Davis - May 10, 2004

Dear Iraq, Please believe that we're not all monsters. Despite what happened to your people, please understand that our leadership just felt that we

Irvine Meadows West Has to Go

OpinionEditorial - May 3, 2004

A grim sense of inevitability has pervaded questions of Irvine Meadows West's demolition plans since the late 90s, and after a spate of protests, arr

Control Pleasure for Progress

OpinionKevin Collins - May 3, 2004

Aggression is never a behavior I display after smoking marijuana or engaging in pre-marital intercourse.

The Lower Ranks of Higher Education

OpinionValerie Flores - May 3, 2004

Quite frankly, the proposed solutions to the budget crisis are just getting embarrassing. First, an executive decision was made to cut outreach progra

Spring Election Failures

OpinionShawn Augsburger - May 3, 2004

When all the votes were counted in the ASUCI's spring elections, a little over 3,700 students voted or approximately 19 percent voter turnout. While t