Daily Nexus Misses the Bigger Picture Concerning GE Proposal
The non-Western culture requirement is not being replaced by anything – it’s being taken away. This proposed revision calls for action from students who are actually interested in their education and livelihood.
David Gray | A New Day at Midnight | RCA
As a singer/songwriter, Gray’s rich, folksy voice blends potently with melodic guitar riffs, piano chords and an interesting play of rhythmic beats, making for a smorgasbord of original and quality sounds.
Leg Council Funds Rape Crisis Center Benefit
An emergency action item was added to the agenda of the meeting to include a request from Sigma Phi Epsilon for $500 to host a charity event that would benefit the Santa Barbara Rape Crisis Center.
Even With a Double Standard, Grabbing Someone’s Ass is Wrong
I am writing this in response to “The Reader’s Voice: If I don’t Mind When Someone Grabs My Ass, Why Should You?” Daily Nexus, Nov. 18, 2002. You dumbass.
GPAC, PAC Discuss Campus-I.V. Border
The I.V.-UCSB interface project design, part of I.V.’s Master Plan, was the main topic of discussion last night at the Project Area Committee (PAC) and the General Plan Advisory Committee (GPAC) meeting.
Various Artists | Electro Nouveau | Moonshine
If you, like any decent human being, hold nothing but fondness for your old Kraftwerk, Depeche Mode and Human League albums, we have good news. Synth-pop is back, and it is fucking good.
November 21 – November 27, 2002
Hooray for cockfights! A&L screens the Balinese melodrama “Legong: Dance of the Virgins” (1935) in Campbell Hall with live accompaniment and performance by Bali & Beyond. Tickets are $8. Starts at 7:30 p.m.
SB Enjoys Great Year
The Gauchos, who wrapped up their 2002 campaign on Nov. 8 with an overall record of 13-5-2, improved on their previous season’s record for the fourth consecutive year.
The Hot Zone
There has been a green wall surrounding the San Rafael dorm for the entire quarter. No one seems to know why. I do have a few theories, though.
A.S. It Is: Environmental Affairs
The passion of this year’s EAB members has primarily been directed toward a UC-wide campaign that has the potential to change the UC colors of blue and gold to green. The goal of the UC Go Solar Campaign, as it is titled, is to bring clean energy and green buildings to the University of California.