KCSB Top Ten Rock

Week ending 3/8/02 1) Thrice | The Illusion of Safety | Sub City 2) Karp | Action Chemistry | Punk In My Vitamins 3) The Plan | Only These Movements Remain | Matlock/Rewika 4) Various Artists | The Th...
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March 7, 2002 – March 13, 2002

Thursday: Who needs modern rock and all the flava? Arts & Lectures presents the National Song and Dance Company of Mozambique tonight in Campbell Hall. Making its U.S. debut in 1998, the company ...
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Reunited

Nothing like the occasional encounter with an old Res Hall neighbor to make one feel old and insensitive. People who were your best friends.
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Pilot to Bombardier

I have seen many pets accompany their owners on campus: dogs, cats, ferrets and the occasional iguana. All of these animals have one thing in common: They are easily tethered to one's wrist and have b...
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Daily Nexus Election Endorsements: Ugo “Butch” Arnoldi, Sheriff-Coroner

Lieutenant Butch Arnoldi does not bullshit anyone. Arnoldi isn't much of a politician, but he's one heck of a cop. The Daily Nexus strongly endorses Ugo Peter "Butch" Arnoldi for Sheriff-Coroner.
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Come to Life & Vote

There's an anecdote, possibly fictitious, about voting in Texas. Lyndon Johnson lost his first race for congress and heard that his opponent had put dead people on the rolls. When the next election ro...
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Weather: Political Tool

Today you must do your patriotic duty and vote candidates into political offices you vaguely understand.
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Daily Nexus Election Endorsements: Larry Herrera, Clerk-Recorder-Assessor

By far the most important duty of the clerk-recorder-assessor's office is making sure every vote is counted and that as many people as possible vote - Larry Herrera is the most qualified candidate for...
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California Proposition Endorsements: March 5, 2002

The Nexus endorsements are intended to serve as a guide for the readership. Individuals are strongly encouraged to seek further information and come to a decision on their own.
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Sports Feature Photo: Who’s the Mann?


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The Police Report: March 4, 2002

At approximately 7:15 p.m. on Saturday, March 2 the Isla Vista Foot Patrol received a call from a married couple concerned about a 22-year-old male lying in the road on the 700 block of Camino Corto.
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Coroner Says Lydon Dies of Viral Infection

The Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Department Corner's office has determined that UCSB freshman Leo Lydon died of natural causes.
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Feature Photo: Nothing to See Here Folks


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SB Holds Vigil for Victim of Alleged Hate Crime

Nearly 500 Santa Barbara community members held a candlelight vigil Monday night for the victim of a murder last week.
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Voter Map


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