Opinion

June 7, 2007

The Nexus Declares the Sweet and Stinky of Spring Quarter

By Staff Editorial

Uber-sexy, tra-la-laing tulips to Gunther and the Sunshine Girls for bringing love, sex and respect to UCSB.

June 7, 2007

Blame the Extremists, Not Israel or Palestine

By David Sforza

"Occupation 101" was neither brilliant nor wonderful.

June 7, 2007

Liberals Need Not Fear the Right to Bear Arms

By Michael Helmeste

I'm a liberal. My voting record is largely Green Party and Democrat.

June 7, 2007

Leave Critiques of Reel Loud Film to Festival Committee

By Lisa Shapiro

Will Wolfslau's review, ("Reeling Them In" Daily Nexus, May 31) begs the question of credibility in this overly critical analysis of such an innovative group of films.

June 7, 2007

Coverage of Mid-East Fair Left Out Purpose of Event

By Catherine Batruni

I was disappointed in reading your coverage of the Lebanese Club's Middle Eastern Fair ("Middle Eastern Fair Sparks Altercation Between Students," Daily Nexus, May 31).

June 1, 2007

Campus World Filled with Prospects

By Mark Batalla

I signed up to be a columnist this year on a whim. My primary job has always been to illustrate the opinion articles, but I figured I would give writing them shot.

June 1, 2007

Absolutism Mars the Health of Our Nation

By Kate Rushton

American culture in the present day is characterized by extremes.

June 1, 2007

Bill Marginalizes Immigration Dilemma

By Jeff Dulgar

For once, Congress has been able to work together to create a bipartisan compromise that deals with America's huge illegal immigration problem.

June 1, 2007

Facts on Dr. Laura Troubles Demand Further Discretion

By Amanda Stephens

I was thoroughly disappointed in the Daily Nexus' article on May 30 ("Dr. Laura Puts Column on Hold," Daily Nexus, May 30).

June 1, 2007

Ace Mr. Right Not Crucial to Meet the Fabulous Mr. O

By Alexandra Costanza

I was offended by Tiffany Ohara's article about the so-called "Magic of Sex" ("Random Hookups Cheapen the Magic of Sex," Daily Nexus, May 30)

June 1, 2007

Community Aspect Makes the Reel Loud Fest Stand Apart

By Steven Morris

So far the biggest criticism of Reel Loud this year was that there wasn't a single stand out film.

June 1, 2007

Drink

By Staff

May 31, 2007

Iraqi Differences Remain Complex

By Eric Goldman

On Feb. 22, 2006, Iraqi insurgents blew apart the holiest Shiite shrine in Iraq - the Golden Mosque - transforming sectarian strife into a nascent civil war.