President Barack Obama recently signed the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act, which will ensure that colleges more seriously address sexual assault.
Category Archives: Editorials
_Editorial: UCPD should be more proactive in issuing crime bulletins_
University police’s primary job is to keep the community safe, not only by combatting and deterring crime, but also by keeping the public up-to-date with relevant and timely crime bulletins.
Editorial: Student vote in LA mayoral runoff can hold substantial sway
Student voter turnout in Tuesday’s mayoral election was disappointingly low.
Editorial: Endorsements for the 2013 Los Angeles Elections
The Daily Bruin Editorial Board, which represents the voice of the entire newspaper, has endorsed a candidate for each race – the candidate we think has UCLA and Los Angeles’ best interests at heart, a strong vision for the city, and the capability to effect real change.
Kevin James missing experience in city planning, politics
Kevin James, a former assistant U.S. attorney, has a wealth of experience in the legal field, but lacks the city planning and political experience that is necessary to be the mayor of a large metropolitan city like Los Angeles. Though James has several interesting ideas for what he would do as mayor, they are not […]
Wendy Greuel presents few concrete ideas on job growth
Wendy Greuel, who serves as the city’s accountant in her role as controller, may have received her degree from UCLA, but she still seems ill-equipped to address issues facing Westwood and students on campus.
Paul Koretz more pragmatic choice for city council
Incumbent Paul Koretz has our vote for representing the 5th District – partly because of his know-how, partly because of his feasible ideas, but mostly because he is a far better candidate than his opponent. Mark Herd, who is running against Koretz, is certainly familiar with the Westwood area. But during his interview with the […]