Newsom Uses Digital Media to Campaign
Thanks to a grass roots coalition of college campuses across the state, UCSB students are only a click away from a visit by California gubernatorial candidate Gavin Newsom.
Intel, Google To Energize Corwin
UCSB’s Institute for Energy Efficiency kicks off a two-day summit on efficient energy practices at Corwin Pavilion today.
Grad Studies Oil Seepage
A UCSB graduate student is among a group of scientists researching a natural oil seep in the Santa Barbara Channel that has been active for millennia.
New Czar Will Change Policy
A week or two ago, the United States’ legislature overwhelmingly voted to confirm the Obama Administration’s nomination of former Seattle Police Chief Gil Kerlikowske to be our new Drug Czar. As the head of the White House Office of Drug Control Policy, Mr. Kerlikowske is the top bureaucrat involved in this nation’s War on Drugs.
Press Council Selects New Daily Nexus EIC
Starting this week, all comments or concerns regarding this article, or any other, should be directed to Mackenzie Weinger at EIC@dailynexus.com.
The Great Debate
There is always a heavily debated topic among basketball enthusiasts surrounding the question, “Who is better: Kobe Bryant or LeBron James?”
Hipsternomics
Do you have a ringback tone? If yes, is it actually a good song, or are you just being ironic and playing classical music or the JoBros?
Trying to Out-Fetish a Partner Can Be Dangerous
Reading Igor’s response on how to deal with a “kinkmuffin” (“On S&M and His Boxers,” Daily Nexus, May 11) left me both sorry and slightly scared for the reader. While being experimental can spice up the bedroom and broaden horizons, trying to out-compete a girl whose boundaries are yet to be established can be extremely detrimental to a relationship.
He Said, He Said, He Said, He Said –An NBA Conference Finals Debate–
How the mighty have fallen. Only weeks removed from every pro basketball analyst anointing the Lakeshow as the undisputed conference champ, there’s a new top dog in town.
Fire Invites Home Fraud
The California Contractors State License Board will be out in force today in an effort to prevent phony contractors from scamming victims of the Jesusita Fire.