A Lesson in Modern Chivalry and Gentlemen’s Etiquette
Here are some helpful hints to help a gentleman in that most elusive game of loving well. The bottom line: feel her pain, touch her heart and yes, rub her feet
Free Concert in Estero Park to Promote Unity
Latin funk, local bands and activism will take to Estero Park this evening to break down barriers and bring people together.
Film Review: “Before Night Falls”
Watching "Before Night Falls" is like drinking that orange Vitality beverage from Trader Joes…
CSO’s Campus Bike Burglary Calls for Civil Disobedience
In case you hadn’t noticed, creep squads of yellow-shirts prowl our campus every day in a cattle truck turned hallway ranger looking for bicycles on which to bring down the hammer.
Retired Doctor To Discuss Practice in Bolivia
Retirement meant more than golf and cruises to Dr. Lou Netzer, who spent the last five years practicing medicine in the tropical forest of Bolivia.
Art Review: Patrons, Lovers and Other Romantics
Patrons features the "HeART work" of 60 artists, ranging in origin from Santa Barbara to London.
Vital Topics Require Open Lines of Communication
It is my personal and deep hope that we can continue to craft and implement UC admissions policies that reflect a broad vision of what it means to be a successful University of California student.
Leg Council Considers Changes in By-Laws, Funding for Organizations
In one hour, Associated Students Legislative Council talked money and tabled four bills Wednesday night.
Film Review: “A Time for Drunken Horses”
"A Time for Drunken Horses" brings the harsh reality of the Middle East to the American screen, forcing its audience to take heed.
Art Review: “The Empty Bottle”
The irony of Ilya and Emilia Kabakov’s pun is in the fact that some citizens in the former Soviet Union actually lived in public restrooms.