Article Archive for March 2010
1. “Blackout” Avoids Discussion Regarding Campus Racism
In the Black Student Union’s March 1st “Blackout”, about 200 black students dressed in black and wore black cloths over their mouths and faces as they stood or sat …
On February 24th, the 42nd president of the United States, William Jefferson Clinton, was welcomed to the UC Berkeley campus by the Blum Center for Developing Economies. The massively popular Clinton, whose speech sold out …
The public, and students especially, seem to love making open-ended commitments, particularly when it comes to education. After all, education has some very real benefits, particularly access to high skilled and therefore high-wage jobs. It …
Ah, springtime. Sunshine, flowers, Cadbury eggs, and, of course, people up to ridiculous antics that nobody can believe are true.
Writer Shawn Lewis discusses the peculiar and polarizing “Demon Sheep” ad sponsored by Carly Fiorina’s campaign …
On January 19, Paul Ghysels and other Southside locals filed a class action lawsuit with attorney Louis Garcia against the members of the Interfraternity Council (IFC). The plethora of charges ranges from public drunkenness and …
Racial tensions broke out across the UC system last month after a UC San Diego fraternity hosted a controversial “Compton Cookout” party. The incident was followed by the discovery of a noose on the San …
The upcoming election for Barbara Boxer’s US Senate seat has caused a great amount of infighting within the Republican Party, the latest of which is blatantly clear with Carly Fiorina’s “Demon Sheep” advertisement. Fiorina’s campaign …
Students for Liberty’s inaugural semester in the fall of 2009 was a tremendous success. As founder and president of the club, I was satisfied by the fact that Students for Liberty in its first semester …
