Although the athletic community is often stigmatized as homophobic and unaccepting of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender population, the UCLA Athletics Department took an important step Monday night by hosting Athlete Ally Night.
Category Archives: Editorials
_GSA elections will determine fee increase referendum, require higher voter turnout_
This year’s Graduate Students Association election merits a better turnout than it has received in the last few years.
_Mid-quarter evaluations would be more useful to students_
Large lectures are an increasing reality at UCLA and other public universities. And in classes of 300 or 400 people, the flow of information is one-way: Professors talk; students listen.
_Striking down entire Affordable Care Act will adversely affect young Americans_
It will be tough to take away coverage for the estimated 2.5 million Americans under age 26 who now have health coverage as a result of the Affordable Care Act. And it shouldn’t happen.
_UC must re-evaluate protest policies in light of multiple incidents_
It was a disturbing image: University police roughly pressed three UCLA students down on the floor and fit them with handcuffs.
_Editorial board looks to student input to better tailor story coverage_
This quarter, the Daily Bruin’s editorial board has written on a variety of issues.
UCLA economics professor's blog post shifted focus to often-overlooked campus community
The recent outcry over UCLA economics professor Matthew Kahn’s blog post questioning the loyalty of transfer students had one positive effect ““ it shifted the focus to a segment of the UCLA community often overlooked.