International students are attending American universities in increasing numbers. Is this a problem?

Laws, according to Merriam Webster's dictionary, are "rules of conduct or action recognized as binding or enforced by a controlling authority." Morality "is the idea of right human conduct."

Since eliminating the proposition system is politically impossible, we should search for a way to reform it...Simple changes include: guaranteed funding, a legally substantive proposal and a thorough review of the funders of propositions.

There are so many things I enjoy about being home for the holidays.

"Audiences can expect to laugh and leave with at least one song stuck in their heads."

If you wanted tie-dye, facial piercings and streaked hair, you should have gone to UC Berkeley instead.

People dress the same based off of their personal opinion and style.

Being a "super student" requires a lot of sacrifice to maximize the use of your time. Food, free time and sleep all fall victim to efficiency.

Professor Strickland embraced his authenticity as the key to his passion!

In becoming fluent in English, I lost the ability to use Spanish to its fullest potential and, thus, [...] I feel as though I lost a little bit of myself.

I would not defend the athletics, though, because our teams do not win championships.

Our generation is noted as being big on physical self-expression, but you would never know it based on our student body.

There is nothing wrong with dressing different from the mainstream.

There is nothing more annoying than people starting a fight in the middle of a good party.

I feel that it is the experience that chooses me.

I'll bet that there are more students on campus that know that Beyonce is pregnant than those who know that the global population has been predicted by the UN to reach 7 billion in the next 2 weeks

Now five weeks old, the Occupy Wall Street demonstrations consist of a motley gang of people that range from socialists to libertarians... It amazes me how some of these people (a number of whom are Starbucks-toting, Levi-and-Converse-garbed, and iPhone-tweeting) can simultaneously call for Wall Street's blood and stand in silence for Steve Jobs.