Month: April 2011

By The Year: Defining Moments

Jan 20, 1993 – Bill Clinton appointed President April 6, 1994- death of Rwandan President Juvenal Habyarimana sparks Rwandan Genocide

JOHNNY HUYNH Staff Writer On March 13, a University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) junior political science student named Alexandra

“Don’t you talk back to me.” These words (or any variation of them), spoken in any language, have probably been

The House of Representatives recently voted to cut government funding for the liberal-biased National Public Radio. This issue brings up

JAMIE NGUYEN Staff Writer In the age of Twitter, Facebook and YouTube, viral hits quickly become overnight wonders. Talent is

JOYCE LAM Editor in Chief ALAN TAM News Editor Increases in class sizes, unpaid furlough days, reduced salaries and cuts

ELLEN LI Staff Writer When spring comes around the corner, things that might come to mind might be flowers, the

ALAN TAM News Editor The Jisan Research Group is an organization that seeks to help promote student participation in research

Weed, grass, Mary Jane. All are nicknames for marijuana: an illegal substance greatly increasing in use throughout the United States.

Compared to spending eight hours in classrooms, the idea of staying at home, surfing the web and still earning credits