280 characters.
After a year spent as an assistant Opinion editor, whittling down and crafting pieces over 900 words long, a new job as the Social Media director left me with just 280 characters.

UCLA Athletics spends more than twice as much on men’s sports than women’s sports. Our columnists offer their takes on the key questions: Why does the disparity exist, and what should we do about it?

UCLA Athletics spends more than twice as much on men’s sports than women’s sports. Our columnists offer their takes on the key questions: Why does the disparity exist, and what should we do about it?

They say it’s better the devil you know than the devil you don’t.
But categorizing Chinese international students as the enemy shows that universities throughout America fail to understand either.

The Women’s March on Saturday coincided aptly with the centennial anniversary of the 19th amendment’s ratification.
But despite 100 years of progress, there’s more to be done – specifically, within the march itself.

They say the numbers don’t lie.
But when you don’t have access to them in the first place, it can be equally difficult to discern the truth.

PRO-CONSTRUCTION OF NEW UNIVERSITY HOUSING (Lucy & EJ)
UCLA has been playing catch-up with high housing prices for the last decade.
Luckily for students, though, it seems the university may finally gain some ground in the new year.

Recently, UCLA went into agreement with multiple e-scooter companies to allow their scooters on campus, leading to an increase in student accidents. The Opinion editors looked at the root causes in the latest edition of “A Difference of Opinion Editors.”
Ridership problems
Lucy Carroll, Opinion editor

Edgerrin Panaligan, assistant Opinion editor
For UCPD, laying down the law is a necessary evil when scooter users don’t know how to act.

When a house in California begins to burn, there’s no running for the hills. There’s only building more homes in the same places that used to burn.

The University of California is facing a potential lawsuit from students and organizations if it continues its use of standardized testing in the admissions process. The Opinion editors took their stances in the latest edition of “A Difference of Opinion Editors.”
Anti-lawsuit
Lucy Carroll, Opinion editor

Scantrons and writing samples aren’t a fan favorite, but it seemed unlikely that standardized testing would lead to a lawsuit.