A.S. Leaves Groups in Funding Lurch
Next year, UCSB students may not be able to enjoy the wealth of cultural, educational and entertaining events that they have seen in past years, as campus organizations that sponsor those events will be forced to scramble for funds due to recent election results.
Harsh Politics Harbor Sexism, Racism and Homophobia
Ana Rizo and Eneri Rodriguez, your external vice presidents for local affairs and for statewide affairs respectively, recently had their offices robbed and vandalized by some racist, supremacist, greedy and emotionally constipated wannabe elementary school bullies.
Sports Column: Baseball Nerds Forget the Tube and Log On
Damn the decadent bastards, with their caviar and Cristal and MLB Extra Innings digital cable package. What can the common man do? Fear not, proletariat. We are on a college campus. We have computer labs. We have access to the myriad real-time online game re-creations.
Alienating Ant Farm
Call him the “Ambassador of Anomie,” maybe even the “Duke of Desolation.” Just please stop calling him, “that guy who painted ‘Nighthawks.'”
SB Court Rules in Favor of State Street Building Plan
The Santa Barbara City Council approved the development project, La Entrada de Santa Barbara, which was first proposed in 1991 by developer Bill Levy, in August 2001.
Despite What the Nexus Says, Students Had a Voice on Parking
I am writing in response to your editorial on parking, the Daily Nexus criticizes A.S. reps for not attending the most recent Chancellor’s Special Advisory Committee on Parking public forum.
Sports Feature Photo: Count the Red Cups
With no football team at UCSB, students in Isla Vista look for other ways to entertain themselves on the weekend.
Davis Proposes Cuts to University Budget
Despite the fact that a revision to Gov. Gray Davis’ budget for 2002-03 cuts University of California funding by $162 million, tuition rates will not rise during the next academic year.
It Affects Me: Part 6: Friends Survive Together
Eva called me about a week ago. When I realized who it was, I didn’t really even want to talk to her. I felt I had put so much effort into helping her, but her ignorance and denial were really starting to get on my nerves.
Sports Feature Photo: Is That George Brett at Third?
The UCSB baseball team will play its final home series of the year against Sacramento State this weekend. The first game versus the Hornets begins at Friday at 2 p.m.