Tag: california
Hope on the horizon for the undocumented dreamer
There are an estimated 11.1 million undocumented immigrants currently residing in the United States. They have made significant sacrifices, risked their lives crossing borders,...
A possibility for ‘Idiocracy’ to come to life: a result of...
There were two choices: attend a four-year college straight out of high school or spend my first two years at a local community college....
No on prop 29: cancer research is noble cause, but taxing...
One of the cardinal rules of politics: when a campaign slogan breezily declares that “The Choice is Simple,” you can be absolutely sure that...
Interview with Juan Felipe Hererra
Managing Editor Kevin Keckeisen sat down with Professor Juan Felipe Herrera on Wednesday, May 2, to discuss his recent appointment as California poet laureate,...
UC experiences surge in out-of-state admissions
As revealed by the UC Office of the President on Feb. 27, a record total of 80,289 students were offered admission to the University...
UCR professor sworn in as California Poet Laureate
UC Riverside Professor Juan Felipe Herrera will be California’s first Hispanic Poet Laureate, upon senate confirmation. On March 21, California Governor Jerry Brown appointed...
Editorial: California must not resort to short-term fixes
In an effort to stem California's growing deficits, Jerry Brown's decisions will affect most everyone in California. Among other proposals, Brown intends on renewing...