Roski junior tells stories through her art


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Jacqueline Andrews is a self-described people-person. “Mirror,” her new exhibition at the Roski School of Art and Design, showcases a large collection of portraits of faces she has encountered, each with their own story.  Andrews said she wanted to convey each subject’s personality through her art portraiture. “I was originally inspired by Yoko Ono’s ‘Book […]

The Bar-On Brief: Why college textbooks won’t get cheaper anytime soon


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College textbooks publishers have a pretty sweet deal in place: Demand is never-ending and required, and supply is barred by copyright laws. It doesn’t take an economics degree to conclude that the result is a monopoly — and ridiculously high textbook prices.  Textbook prices have increased exponentially at a rate comparable to that of college […]

George Tyndall surrenders medical license


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Former campus gynecologist George Tyndall has surrendered his medical license, according to a news release from the Medical Board of California. The announcement comes two months after the Los Angeles Police Department arrested and charged Tyndall with 29 felony counts, including sexual penetration of an unconscious person and sexual battery by fraud. According to the […]