Opinion

November 2, 2007

Fashionista Mouths Off on Dressing Drunk Around I.V.

By Jennifer McNamara

Ladies, it's Friday night. There's a slight breeze but otherwise a perfectly cool Isla Vista night.

November 1, 2007

Dem Guide Cuts Candidate Clutter

By Eric Goldman

Tuesday marked the 7th democratic presidential debates. Top-tier candidates Barack Obama and John Edwards went after Hillary Clinton's record, making the debate arguably the most combative yet.

November 1, 2007

Dorm Debaucheries Make Strong CASE

By Tabor Williams

It's 9 p.m. on a Friday, and you're pre-gaming Isla Vista in a room in your residence hall - Francisco Torres, in my case.

November 1, 2007

Think!

By Staff

October 31, 2007

Halloween Costumes Liberate LIfido

By Dana Olsen

Halloween in Isla Vista: every parent's nightmare, and every sex columnist's dream.

October 31, 2007

Weather

By The Weatherhuman

I usually try to leave sports related issues to the sports editors.

October 31, 2007

Semicolons Sever the Spirit of a Sentence

By Patricia Bobek

Semicolons: What an absolute waste of punctuation. Who really uses the semicolon anymore? You do? Really? Well then: You are a square.

October 31, 2007

Slake Your Thirst With Pumpkin Ale

By Ray Collins

Happy Halloween! I hope you all have recovered from the weekend and are ready to start partying again.

October 31, 2007

Create Campus Memories by Heading to the Thunderdome

By Larry Yells

As you get older, you'll look back on your life and really cherish the times you had at UCSB. Sometimes you're stuck in traffic and see a UCSB alumni license plate frame ahead of you.

October 31, 2007

Shooting Looters Should Be Last Resort, Not Vigilantism

By HARTLEY FREEDMAN

Editor, Daily Nexus, Henry Sarria, I've read and enjoyed your articles in the past, but your concepts of the rights and responsibilities of a gun owner...

October 31, 2007

Think!

By Staff

October 30, 2007

Weather

By The Weatherhuman

Chinese officials arrested 774 people Monday in a crackdown on quality control of exported goods. Apparently the government felt that a lot of the stuff that was being made in China was "substandard."

October 30, 2007

New Study Predicts A Freaky Future

By Patricia Bobek and C.K. Hickey Columnists

You should have read The Time Machine when your junior high English instructor told you to.

October 30, 2007

Intervention Hinders International Affairs

By Joseph Rizek

Those viewing U.S. intervention as a vital force to the maintenance of global stability surely must regard it by some unorthodox standard, since our foreign policy exports have been anything but stabilizing.

October 30, 2007

Bush Busts Up FEMA’s Bureaucracy

By Jeff Dulgar

After the disaster that was the Hurricane Katrina relief effort, America was skeptical of the Federal Emergency Management Agency's ability to act when called upon.

October 30, 2007