Letters

Thursday, October 24, 1996 Oh the injustice! To Chancellors Tien and Young, regarding your Proposition 209 announcement on 10/20/96 (Daily Bruin, 10/21/96): This week my calculus students at UCLA will take their first exam. In addition to the usual questions, I plan to ask them their ethnicity. Then, after grading the exam, if I find […]

Do away with affirmative action: compete on merit

Wednesday, October 23, 1996 FAIRNESS: Passage of Proposition 209 would be a step in right directionBy Adam Reed One would be sadly and grossly mistaken to believe that because of today’s interpretation of affirmative action a fair and equal society has finally been obtained. It would be wrong to do away with affirmative action because […]

Al bundy teaches family values to viewers

Wednesday, October 23, 1996 BUNDY: Married With Children provides role model citizen, father, husband for AmericansThis column is dedicated to America’s greatest unsung hero: Al Bundy. When dealing with such an intricate and complex psyche, one must not be deluded by this icon’s plethora of superficial vulgarities and outward banes, of which there are many. […]

Politicians dwell in pockets of special interests

Wednesday, October 23, 1996 REFORM: Voters must put a stop to corruption with campaign reformBy Joseph Hahn The Daily Californian Courtesy of University Wire Last week, allegations of improper campaign contributions from foreign sources swirled around the Clinton campaign. Bob Dole, in a desperate last-minute attempt to find an issue that resonates with the electorate, […]

Don’t let propaganda decide for you, become an educated voter

Wednesday, October 23, 1996 USAC: Be responsible: before heading to polls inform yourself with unbiased facts of Prop. 209By Amber Henry I have had it. My last straw was the front page article "Student group unites to fight Prop. 209" on the Oct. 15 edition of the Daily Bruin. It explained the formation of the […]