It seems that many people resort to the absurdly dramatic when speaking about Werner Herzog.
In its final game before entering postseason play, the women’s lacrosse team welcomed unranked Pepperdine University after getting stomped by fourth-ranked Cal Poly. With that memory to motivate them, the Gauchos pulled out all the stops and steamrolled Pepperdine on their way to a 16-3 victory. The men’s team was also in action, hosting division rival Loyola Marymount. In what can only be described as a defensive masterpiece, UCSB held back LMU’s attack for an 8-3 win.
Next week’s spring election ballot will include eight reaffirmations that propose the continuation of various previously approved student lock-in fees.
Duties: -Run Legislative Council meetings and monitor all internal affairs -Advise the President and Legislative Council -Hold a forum once per quarter in front of the UCen Perks: -Maximum honorarium of $400 per quarter -Full payment of university-assessed fees for term of office. Andrew “Jake” Elwood is the Nexus’ choice for internal vice president. As […]
A total of 19,721 high-school seniors — roughly 42 percent of the 46,672 that applied — were admitted to UCSB for the 2010-11 year.
Duties: -Represent A.S. on all I.V. and county issues -Hold a forum once per quarter in front of the UCen Perks: -Maximum honorarium of $400 per quarter -Full payment of university-assessed fees for term of office. The Nexus endorses OPP candidate Corilyn “Cori” Lantz for external vice president of local affairs. Lantz has an impressive […]
A new environmental campaign highlighting the negative impacts of single-use plastic bags will be showcased today as part of a weeklong sustainability project.
Duties: -Serve as the official representative of A.S. to the University of California Students’ Association -Work on all state, federal and UC matters -Hold a forum once per quarter in front of the UCen Perks: -Maximum honorarium of $400 per quarter -Full payment of university-assessed fees for term of office. The Nexus endorses B.O.S.S.’s Douglas […]
To bring down Titans, you need power, and this weekend, the laughs brought the heavy artillery.
Associated Students Legislative Council members tabled almost every bill brought up during their brief two-hour meeting last night. Council members discussed changes to the spring election ballot and debated a number of topics, including whether the hourly wage rate for A.S. summer interns should be increased and if the Human Rights Group at UCSB should […]