I had a brief fantasy this morning over breakfast. I opened up to the opinion page in the Daily Nexus and what I found was an article championing a Dean ’08 campaign (“A New Dawn for Democrats,” Daily Nexus, Feb. 10).
UCSB Transportation and Parking Services (TPS) will raise the cost of parking permits starting July 1 to help pay for the new structure currently under construction in Lot 22, despite some calls to find other means of financing.
It might not have counted on their conference record, but Thursday night’s raking of the Gauchos sure must have felt like a crucial Big West victory for UC Davis.
I am writing to express my extreme concern for a comment made by UCPD Sgt. Mark Signa in the “Student Faces Sexual Assault Charges” article (Daily Nexus, Feb. 9). In reference to the victim of the sexual assault, he was quoted saying that “the victim was not injured as a result of her assault.”
Dog owners may be in for a treat if a rule change allowing their canine companions to roam county parks without a leash wins approval from the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors next month.
Hosting the #8 team in the nation will be no walk in the park for the UCSB men’s volleyball team. Northridge is as big a threat to the #7 Gauchos as any other team in the competitive Mountain Pacific Sports Federation.
Dave Franzese – I read your column on weekly basis, as it is usually moderately entertaining, although Beth Van Dyke did a far better job. What the hell was that cute little comment about mechanical engineers about (“The Wednesday Hump: No Shame in Choking the Chicken,” Daily Nexus, Feb. 9)?
Associated Students is currently developing a proposal to upgrade the World War II-era trailers that have housed the A.S. Bike Shop for the last 38 years.
In the midst of midterms, the last thing the UCSB baseball team wants is another test. However, a test is exactly what the Gauchos will get this weekend, as they travel to the Bay Area to play three at San Jose.
The SB County Parks Dept. is planning to increase patrols and citations at Goleta Beach, targeting UCSB employees and students who illegally park there to avoid the fees and crowding of university lots.