Opinion

January 4, 2011

Consequences of Severe Climate Change Outweigh Partisan Agendas

By Derek Palmer

Public health and safety is not a partisan issue. Ensuring the welfare of American citizens is arguably the most important job of the federal government.

January 3, 2011

More Than Friends, Less Than Fun

By Multimedia Editor

Aristotle once said, “Friendship is a single soul dwelling in two bodies.” A poetic, moving assessment, but I have to wonder: Did Aristotle ever decide to fuck one of these friends he was renting half of his soul out...

January 3, 2011

We the People of Isla Vista: New County Ordiance Defies Constitutional and Civil Liberties

By Daily Nexus Staff

Although the Social Host Ordinance came into effect on Dec. 1, the little buzz about it on campus, in newspapers and around town is disconcerting. The SHO threatens to undermine constitutional principles of privacy and s...

January 3, 2011

Traveling Gaucho Witnesses Reality of Middle East Conflicts

By Daniel Aaronson

After studying abroad for six months in the heart of “the holy land,” Jerusalem, I would like to share some insight into the real situation on the ground in Israel. Most students with busy lives have very little time...

January 3, 2011

Trust the Higher Power, Not the Governing Authority

By Kevin W. McCarty

To be a lawyer, one must be exceptionally talented at twisting the meaning of words. Our current drug policy at the federal level is enabled by the intentionally ambiguous language of law, and centuries ago, lawyers in f...

November 23, 2010

Turds & Tulips

By Opinion Editor

Tired, hungover tulips to the remarkably safe Halloween celebrations this year. The only disaster was a sudden cloud burst on Friday night, which only made the debauchery a little more wet than usual.

November 22, 2010

How I Learned to Stop Hating and Love Ganja

By Kevin W. McCarty

Today’s column is the last that I write as a student here at the University of Casual Sex & Beer, so I will babble in the form of a Life Thesis.

November 21, 2010

Comic Regrets Tasteless Joke In Shared Frustration Over Bigotry

By Humberto Solis

Guess who has two thumbs and pulled a Michael Richards last night? This guy.

November 21, 2010

Bold Nexus Journalism Brings Truth and Passion to Student Affairs

By Bryan Gurwitz

On Nov. 17 at UC San Francisco, the UC Board of Regents met to discuss a myriad of issues which included yet another fee increase for us, the students.

November 19, 2010

Opponents of Atheism Project Blind Faith Onto Adherers of Science

By Cameron Moody, Connor Oakes, David Urzua

This week’s question: Isn’t atheism technically a religion too? Both require faith/belief, so what’s the difference?

November 19, 2010

Jacket Season Brings Warmth to Bros and Pockets to Prepared Partygoers

By Chris Benham

Fall is finally here. I know this to be a fact for a few reasons. It’s now getting dark at five, which makes me sad because it radically cuts into my day drinking.

November 18, 2010

Frugal Strategies to Save Your Holiday Savings

By Maya Salmon

With the holidays quickly approaching and Fall Quarter nearing an end, money woes have likely given you a permanent sinking feeling in the pit of your belly.

November 18, 2010

Group Pushes Legal Protection for I.V. Tenants

By Omid Niroumandzadeh

On Dec. 7, the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors will consider a proposal to amend Ordinance 4444 which aims to expand protection for tenants.

November 17, 2010