Passing Gas: A.S. Legislations Are Applaudable Fascist Newspaper Should Be Eradicated
Of all the brilliant decisions Associated Students has made this academic year, the resolution passed last week to restrict the assets of the Daily Nexus is the most extraordinary.
UC Grading System Is Unfair and Confusing
The UC grading system is as messed up as Maria Shriver’s face. The current system, which was implemented decades ago, makes it incredibly easy for a student to have his GPA ruined by a C-, as anyone who has gotten this mark can attest.
The Great Divide Between X and Y
Who can discuss women’s issues without covering weight? Women endlessly search for the easy solution to that last (or first) 15 pounds and spend about 2/3 of the day wondering how looking like a pig will ever attract a man.
Protesters Gain Ground in Conflict
After months of unsuccessful pleading, community activists may finally have cornered Conquest Student Housing into a compromise, one which could lead to additional financial support for the recently evicted Cedarwood Apartments tenants.
Three-Hour Tour
As a college student, the food selection in Isla Vista can get tiresome, especially when we consider ordering a steak at Chili’s as going out on a culinary limb. For a truly unique dining experience, On the Menu explores the flavors of Southeast Asia and the Pacific without leaving Santa Barbara as we hang out, drink a few and maybe even belt out a few tunes – if you’re feeling brave enough.
UC Santa Barbara Seeks To Shake Weekend Upset
After a disappointing loss to UC Davis in its last game, the UCSB men’s basketball team will look to get back on the right track this weekend when it plays host to Big West rival Cal Poly.
The Mark Side of UCSB: Activism Is for the True of Heart Phonies Harm Good Works of Others
UCSB is one of the most politically active campuses in the state. However, I see some of the activists we have on campus and can’t help but suspect them of having ulterior motives. The specific organization is irrelevant because it can apply to any of them.
Student Loan Bill Passes in House, Heads to Senate
After the U.S. House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved the College Student Relief Act of 2007 Wednesday, Democrats in the Senate are promising to continue the fight to have the bill passed into law – in hopes of helping university students paying for school with loans improve their post-college financial situations.
Gauchos Test Streak Against Cal Poly
After celebrating his 500th win and the squad’s season-high fifth straight win – the eighth victory in the past 11 contests – UCSB women’s basketball head coach Mark French comes back to Earth for a reality check against Central Coast rival Cal Poly this weekend.
Freedom Territory: America’s Drug War Ignores State Rights
In a democracy, the individual must gain rights through solidarity and steadfastness. In every movement, there are setbacks and obstacles. On Wednesday night, Los Angeles got its stash stolen.