Affirmative action must right past wrongs

Affirmative action must right past wrongs By Aisha Jones When are white people like Marina Bogorad ("College admissions must consider ‘hard brain work,’" May 1) going to get off the tip that affirmative action programs assume "people of color are intellectually inferior"? Bogorad, your intellect is in question, first-year student, because you have failed to […]

The ruthless, futile politics of ‘bitchiness’

The ruthless, futile politics of ‘bitchiness’ "Heather! Why are you such … a megabitch?" Shannen Doherty, in the role of Heather No. 3, rolls her huge blue eyes, purses her pouty red lips and focuses her "what-the-fuck-is-wrong-with-you" stare toward Winona Ryder, her dumbfounded interlocutor. With a semi-twitch of the head, Doherty replies as if the […]

Federal subsidies built forces that drive our economy

Federal subsidies built forces that drive our economy By Michael Mahoney Reading Bruce VanDenburgh’s right-wing diatribe in the May 3 Daily Bruin ("The appeal of living in our right-wing country") reminded me (as if I needed to be reminded) what big whiners capitalists are. VanDenburgh, obviously fresh off a reading of Ayn Rand, seems to […]

Jazz artist to perform

Jazz artist to perform By John Mangum Daily Bruin Staff Saxophonist Joshua Redman planned to go to law school, but instead he ended up taking the jazz world by storm. "I was only planning on taking a year off between Harvard and Yale Law," Redman says. "I moved to New York, into a house with […]

Paris matchMeg Ryan brings her characteristic magic to Kasdan’s new comedy-romance French Kiss

Paris matchMeg Ryan brings her characteristic magic to Kasdan’s new comedy-romance French Kiss By Michael Horowitz Daily Bruin Senior Staff Years from now, films like French Kiss are going to be remembered simply as Meg Ryan films. People are going to remember what she wore, who she pursued, and how she got her man, much […]