Armenian Group Fights for Genocide Recognition
On April 24, 1915, according to Armenians, the Turkish Ottoman Empire began a systematic genocide of Armenian people in Turkey. By 1922, 1.5 million people had died. In 2001, only one country in the world, France, has recognized the Armenian genocide.
Weatherstealth
For the past two nights, the Weatherposse and I have executed stealth missions (photos coming soon to the Nexus website) to erect my A.S. popularity contest signs all over campus.
Sawyer Leads Santa Barbara With Solid Work Ethic
Heart is the one aspect that sets great athletes apart from the rest. It is what truly inspires us to watch sports and keeps us coming back for more. The UCSB women’s softball team has one such athlete, and she is junior second baseman Kim Sawyer.
A.S. Year Results in Creation of CODA, Position Papers, E-Code
This year, Associated Students Legislative Council passed approximately 35 resolutions and 25 bills, including a bill to create the Commission On Disability Access (CODA) and a controversial election code.
Why Did Marshall Not Go Sooner?
The 2001 NFL Draft has finally come and gone. It was a meticulous event; methodical, strategic and, uh, boring.
Feature Photo: Looking To Hit a Winner
The UCSB men’s tennis team begins play in the Big West Tournament on Thursday at the Ojai Valley Athletic Club. Santa Barbara finished the regular season at 5-16, 1-3 in the Big West.
Consumers, Not Producers, Are the Key to Undoing Globalization
Protesting the WTO, the multinational conglomerates (i.e. The Gap, Inc.) and the plague of environmental destruction wrought by industry, though ideologically honorable, is futile.
Feature Photo: Life Savers, T-shirts and Ballots: It Must Be Spring Elections
Freshman electrical engineering major Omri Cohen, senior dramatic art major Matt Jower-Ho and junior sociology major Brian Barrios evaluate A.S. candidate information Tuesday in front of HSSB.
Lewd Acts of Five Men Terrorize Woman in I.V.
My anger quickly turned to sheer rage when three of these males jumped on the front of my car and began licking my window, making obscene sexual gestures and banging their fists against my vehicle.
Road Rage
A campus project choked to death in university red tape is certainly nothing new. However, sometimes the frustratingly slow pace of bureaucratic machinery manages to surpass all expectations. Case in point: the Broida Expressway.