UCSB Returns Even After Trip South
When the UCSB women’s volleyball team split the 2005 Big West Conference title rights with rival Long Beach State, both teams knew that a share of the glory could not possibly last long into the 2006 season
All Countries Deserve Their Fair Share of Nukes
Has it ever happened to you? You and your cousin Iran start drinking heavily and you two get in a fight and now, six years later, cousin Iran is putting together a nuclear program, but you two still aren’t talking? Awkward!
Greek System Begins Fall Recruitment
A plethora of students attempted to go greek last week during a rush that has seen no parallel in over a decade. UCSB Greek Affairs Director Stephan Franklin said this year’s recruitment has been the largest he has witnessed since he assumed his position in 2000.
Gauchos Fail to Pull Off a Win at Home, on the Road
While originally setting out to make up for its recent losing streak on the road, the UCSB women’s soccer team could only manage a 1-0 loss to Gonzaga on Friday and an end to the losing skid with a 1-1 tie against UC Davis on Sunday.
Poor Title Choice Misrepresents Column
The title added by the Nexus to my letter (“UCSB Conspires With Landlords to Evict Locals,” Daily Nexus, Sept. 28) is unacceptably inaccurate.
New Policy To Help Report Cheating
UCSB is helping faculty members report cases of academic dishonesty – including plagiarism – more easily, while reminding its students to avoid such unethical behavior.
Law & Society Major Enters Provisional Ban
A decision made last year barring aspiring law & society students from the major begins this fall and will run indefinitely.