A.S. Boycott of Nexus Is A Counterproductive Reaction

As a UCSB alumna, a journalist and a former Nexite, I was disgusted upon hearing that members of the Associated Students Legislative Council were calling for a boycott of the Daily Nexus ("A.S. Mulls ...
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Art of the Body

Takahiro Kitamura, also known as Horitaka, one of the premiere Japanese tattoo artists of the Japanese Horiyoshi III family, came to UCSB Monday to speak to a packed Girvetz 1004. He was invited by Ar...
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Army Recruitment Dangles Deceptive Bait

My younger brother's friend George is in Iraq. At least, I'll call him George although that's not his real name. He is a happy-go-lucky, lanky guy. Like all of my younger brother's friends, he is a bi...
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Students Seek Summer Units

With the cost of attending the University of California on the rise, students have turned to summer school as a way to save money and graduate sooner.
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Luau To Aid Injured Fraternity Brother

Alpha Tau Omega is holding a Hawaiian luau to raise money for the hospital bills incurred by fraternity brother Kyle Engelbert, who was paralyzed April 28 after falling on his head while wrestling wit...
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Students Can Study, Travel

UCSB has a plan to enable more students to travel and go to school at the same time with more off-campus extension programs and two summer sessions programs abroad - one in Mexico and a new program st...
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Future Student Regent Named

Jodi L. Anderson, a 30-year-old doctoral candidate in UC Los Angeles' school of education, was chosen to follow current student regent-designate Matthew J. Murray, a UC Berkeley senior architecture ma...
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She Said: Nude Dancers—Demeaning or Delightful?

I'm not quite sure what it is about stripping that makes people become the morality police. Is it nudity that they find immoral? Is it the display of sexuality that they have a problem with? These bot...
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MTD Plans Better Ride for Students

Metropolitan Transit District representatives presented a proposal for changes to next year's rates and services provided to students and the community in a meeting Tuesday at the Graduate Student Lou...
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MTD Contemplates Bus Costs

Proposed changes in bus service for next school year could leave students a little poorer, but potentially with improved transportation services.
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Belly Flop Turns Rotten With Dead Fish Antic

A belly flop contest at Campus Pool this weekend got a little fishy during one fraternity's performance. Junior business economics major Kevin Sanderson was sent to the hospital Sunday after a mishap ...
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Design Firm Welcomes Student, Faculty Input on UCSB

The head planner for a firm hired by the university to design UCSB's future development has returned to campus to gather more input from the campus.
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UCSB Kicks Off Queer Pride Week

Today is the first day of Queer Pride Week - a week of discussion, exploration and celebration of queer culture at UCSB. The week's events will include an ice cream social, drag show, queer wedding an...
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UC Waits for C.U.E. Contract Vote

After over a year of working without a contract, the Coalition of University Employees will finally get the chance to vote on a contract.
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Volunteers to Walk For Children’s Fund

Associated Students Community Affairs Board is hosting the first annual UCSB "Walk for Good Times" this Sunday from 10 a.m. to about 1 p.m. All proceeds will go to Camp Ronald McDonald for Good Times,...
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