One Political Journey Comes to an End

May 28, 2004 by

It began for me with the fire marshal commanding me to take down political paraphernalia off my door in the on-campus dorms because it was unpopular during the election season and "it would possibly c...
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Fatty Patty Isn’t a Matter for the Courts

April 29, 2004 by

In the 1990s, tort claims made up half of all lawsuits filed in the United States. One and a half million are reportedly filed every year. Tort claims are legal actions taken to receive damages for al...
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The Cruel Repercussions of Newsom’s Actions

April 5, 2004 by

There are two conclusions that must be drawn from the same-sex marriage license debacle in San Francisco: One, marriage and monogamy can be considered normative human appreciations that cross the line...
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UCSB Won’t Benefit From Proposition 55

February 20, 2004 by

It seems very ironic that our state flag has "California Republic" written on it. Out of all the states in the union, ours appears to be the least republican. Though Article IV, Section IV of the Unit...
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Theft Of Nexus Copies Angers Even the Gaucho Free Press

January 23, 2004 by

Casually reading the Nexus on Thursday of last week, I was made aware of the newspaper's theft. If one has read my work of the past two years, one might assume that I didn't give a damn that "the comp...
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