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A half-baked protest against affirmative action
Opinion L.A.The anti-affirmative-action bake sale at UC Berkeley is tasteless, but is it also racist? The sale, in which pastries will be priced differently by race, is typical of a snot-nose conservatism that has been a staple of campus life for decades. But its... -
Most Viewed: College shouldn't be a big waste of time and money
Opinion L.A.Has college gotten too easy? In an opinion article by professors Richard Arum and Josipa Roksa, also authors of "Academically Adrift: Limited Learning on College Campuses," they paint a picture of students hanging out on a campus, collecting friends to...... -
Most commented: Our readers' Weiner obsession
Opinion L.A.The Anthony Weiner scandal has some people asking: Is this actually news? Even our editorial on the subject of Weinergate began with an admission: We really, really don't want to be writing about Weinergate. Seriously. The travails of Rep. Anthony...... -
Most commented: Israel's borders
Opinion L.A.In Sunday's pages, Dore Gold, president of the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs, argued that in the interest of security, Israel needs to expand beyond its 1967 borders: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's recent statement that Israel can't defend... -
Most Commented: Who's to blame for the bad economy? A left, right and center debate
Opinion L.A.President Obama wanted to take credit for the economy, and Op-Ed columnist Jonah Goldberg is all too happy to oblige in his Tuesday column. Here's an excerpt from his column, which also talks about the unemployment rate, job creation, hamburger...... -
Gregory Rodriguez: The unhappy white majority
"White Americans See Anti-White Bias on the Rise." That was a headline in the Wall Street Journal this month, and more than any other domestic index or statistic, it's that sentiment that should worry you about America's future.
While many commentators...Tags: Human Interest, Republican Party, Arts and Culture, Civil Rights, Demographics
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'Pride & Prejudice & Zombies' — there's an app for that
Jacket CopyQuirk Books, the publisher behind "Pride & Prejudice & Zombies" introduces "Pride & Prejudice & Zombies: The Interactive Book App" just in time for Halloween.... -
Workers win record number of bias cases in 2011, EEOC reports
Money & CompanyEqual Employment Opportunity Commission lands nearly $365 million for discrimination charges... -
Do you want a XXX Jane Austen? Vote in our poll.
Jacket CopyWould you read a dirty version of Pride and Prejudice?... -
Most Commented: Helping fund illegal immigrants through college
Opinion L.A.Should state law offer in-state tuition rates to illegal immigrants? The overwhelming opinion among many of our readers posting on our discussion board: No! This position, of course, differs with Monday’s U.S. Supreme Court decision not to hear a... -
Most commented: Those dumb Americans who went hiking in Iran
Opinion L.A.For her Thursday column, Meghan Daum writes about the American hikers who were imprisoned in 2009 when they accidentally found themselves on the wrong side of the Iran-Iraq border. More to the point, Daum talks about the contempt for these...... -
The war on 'the war on drugs' [The conversation]
Opinion L.A.With the 40th anniversary of President Richard Nixon's "War on Drugs" Friday, many people seem to agree that the battle against “America’s public enemy No. 1” has failed. After the Global Commission on Drug Policy released its June...
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