Party Drug “Molly” is Falsely Advertised as a Safe Stimulant
Trinidad James should have told people that popping a molly can make them do more than just sweat. That is, if they’re popping
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Editorials
The Guardian’s Editorial Board is composed of the sitting Editor in Chief, Managing Editors, News Editors and Opinion Editors. Editorials written by the Editorial Board represent only the opinion of a majority vote of the Editorial Board, and are not meant to necessarily reflect the views of the student body, the University of California, the UC Board of Regents or the Associated Students.
Federal Ranking System Flawed
President Obama’s new plan to use a federal ranking system to allocate financial aid is not the solution for current higher education issues
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Filner Scandal Casts Shadow Over California’s Efforts at Recovery
So long, Bob. San Diego Mayor Bob Filner spent much of the summer jockeying with New York City mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner in
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Goodbye, Graffiti
UCSD lost a campus landmark and creative student outlet following the removal of Graffiti Hall earlier this month Welcome home, Tritons. To many
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A Financial Furlough
A.S. Council must either give back the student fee funds it has withheld from the six college councils since 2006, or stop making students pay for them.
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Cap and Frown
UCSD administrators should reform the separate college commencement ceremonies into one big event that senior classes will actually look forward to.
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UCSD Should Return to the Single-Pass Enrollment System
This week, many UCSD students will be jolted from a post-Sun God stupor to realize, in horror, that their second-pass enrollment times have already begun. In addition to being the worst buzzkill imaginable, the two-pass system is clunky at best and is a serious detriment to seniors who are looking to finish up graduation requirements in a timely manner.
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UC Medical Systems Must Reform Pensions to Prioritize Patients
Thousands of frontline workers at all five University of California medical centers will strike at the end of this month as a last resort response to the UC medical centers’ refusal to pay a fair wage and provide livable benefits.
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Securing the Bolts
The city of San Diego needs to support the Chargers if it wants to prevent handing off Southern California’s only football team to Los Angeles.
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Recent Incidents Call for Increasing UCSD’s Campus Security
When moving to La Jolla for college, campus and city safety don’t seem like a big concern for students. Our calm, coastal town is home to two types of people: those who are affiliated with UCSD, and affluent retirees.
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