Category Archives: Opinion Columns

I hate that school across town, as all UCLA students should.

Counselor appointments for the day are booked within 30 minutes, UCLA servers are slower than usual, students are wincing at the reminder that going to school means actually having a plan.
Must be enrollment season.

Except for a spattering of protesters, few undergraduates were around to see administrators increase their tuition by almost $1,000.

My “Principles of Economics” class has inculcated me with the following: As long as there is a growing demand for a commodity, producers will supply that good at increasing prices.

Decapitation, torture and murder are but a few of the violent ways in which video games engage their mature audiences.

For me, it feels a little unnatural to trust food coming out of a truck, but Angelenos quickly embraced the idea with open mouths, making Los Angeles the birthplace and capital of food truck culture.

When did California become so square?