UCSB Forum To Discuss Effects of Neoliberalism
The seemingly unconnected protests of the war in Iraq, resident evictions in Isla Vista, and rising student fees have all been provoked, this weekend’s conference postulates, by an invisible force outside the typical political spectrum.
Streaking SB Heads Out-of-State
Off to its best start in four years, the UC Santa Barbara softball team’s bats have just begun to wake up.
Nexus Displays Much Bias in A.S. Articles
Reading your article (“Finance Board Funds Sex Fair, Radio Club,” Daily Nexus, Feb. 27), I was more than dissatisfied with your report.
Environmentally Friendly Fuel To Replace Diesel in SB Buses
The Santa Barbara Municipal Transit District is going green this May, as they make the switch from traditional petroleum to biodiesel fuel for their buses.
Gauchos Prepare for San Diego
The UCSB golf team, fresh off an eighth-place finish in the John Burns Invitational, will travel down to San Diego to participate in the Farms Invitational, hosted by the University of San Diego next week.
Scoring Weed in SF Is Not That Difficult
I guess your columnist’s friend just doesn’t know where to go to get “the good stuff” in San Francisco (Golden State Blues: Hippie Hill is a Haven,” Daily Nexus, March 1).
Proposed Bill Aims to Protect Cyclists on Road
Assemblyman Pedro Nava is peddling his way through an uphill battle to pass a new bicycle safety law in response to last year’s death of UCSB student Kendra Payne.
You’re Fired
Donald Trump’s dentist needs to get a life, or higher paying clients, if he is seeking compensation for Cory Lidle’s crash that ruined his $7 million apartment.
Disease Research To Receive Funds
The National Institutes of Health has given a UCSB chemistry professor nearly $2 million in funding to study a new approach to Alzheimer’s disease.