The California Review is pleased to celebrate our 30th Anniversary with our readers and the broader University of California, San Diego community. Founded by E. Clasen Young, H.W. Crocker III, and Brandon Crocker… Read More
How Entrenched Interests at UCSD Distort the Facts to Raise Student Fees Alec Weisman, Alumni (Editor-in-Chief 2008-2011) Originally posted on The Word From the Wise, Alec’s personal blog. Washington DC – Two new… Read More
Alec Weisman, Alumni (Editor-in-Chief 2008-2011) Originally posted on The Word From the Wise, Alec’s personal blog. On April 13, 2011 the Associated Students at the University of California, San Diego voted to endorse… Read More
Alexander Kreedman After increasing tuition nine times over the last ten years, undergraduates in the UC system will now be paying more than 200 percent what their contemporaries ten years ago had paid,… Read More
Alexander Kreedman ***Editors Note: This article was printed in the May issue of the California Review This article is the second in an ongoing series to inform and educate the undergraduate population at… Read More
Steven Perlin As a supporter of the freedom of speech and open dialogue, I am not opposed to Justice in Palestine Week. I despise that the hosting organizations use student fees to fund… Read More
Daniel Friedman It was merely seven years ago when Justice in Palestine week began to take place on college campuses in Canada and across the United States. Depending on the campus, the official… Read More
***Editors Note: This piece is to be taken with a grain of salt. This piece is heavily dramatized and only those who participated in the AS elections in 2003 know exactly what happened… Read More
This email was sent out via the AS Listserv earlier this afternoon, unfortunately it did not come to our attention until late tonight. As this event is hosted by SPACES and their affiliate… Read More
