Opinion

Let's try a thought experiment: Imagine a world in which violence of the most brutal and depraved variety is somewhat commonplace, and can...

On Aug. 29 the California Assembly agreed to Senate Bill SB 160, which would permit students who came to the United States illegally...

It's no wonder government bureaucracy gets a bad rap when one hears of situations that completely ignore the intention of the law. In...

Say what you want about changes to commencement ceremonies this year, but one thing remains the same: those damn speeches. The addresses given by...

I didn't want to write this (my goodbye to the New University) for the same reason that I never wanted to have my...

It's sometimes interesting to go back and look at the catalysts that led us to where we are today. Today, I'm a computer...

Having performed so-so on the Graduate Record Examination for the second time in six months, I walked out of the Educational Testing Service...

Dear California Office of Traffic Safety, Thanks so much for caring about me. Really, I appreciate it. Not since I was a child, when...

Doesn't the old saying go that we have to make the future a better place for our children? Well, with a new bill...

I usually hate it when people bandy around insightful quotes like so much sentimental, meaningless, pseudo-intellectual regurgitation. But a high school teacher of mine once said, 'If everybody is in agreement, that means that nobody is thinking.'

In a unique display of bipartisan solidarity, congressmen of both parties voiced their moral outrage against what they felt was an unlawful act...

Based only on its name, it seems foolish for anyone to oppose Senate Bill 160. Called the 'California Dream Act,' it has already been passed by the California State Senate and now is being considered in the State Assembly. But for those stakeholders int