Opinion

May 16, 2007

Exhibit Your Sexy Sides

By Jenny Paradise

From the bathroom in the Davidson Library to the grass outside of the UCen to the top of Storke Tower, UCSB is full of exciting places to do the nasty.

May 16, 2007

Spelling Bee-utiful

By The Weatherhuman

After listening to Fergie's "Fergilicious" and "Glamorous" songs, the 'human can't help but be impressed with her and her friends' spelling abilities.

May 16, 2007

Staff Member Tips Helmet to UCSB Employees, Bikes

By Don Lubach Associate Director Career Services

This week is one of my favorites in Santa Barbara. It's Bicycle Week.

May 16, 2007

Labs Protester Responds to Defense of Nuke Research

By Darwin Bondgraham

Matt Macauley ("Protesters Lack Key Facts on Nukes, UC," Daily Nexus, May 10) disagrees with the hunger strike against UC nuclear lab management for three reasons: 1) We need experts to clean up the mess and take care of...

May 15, 2007

On the Menu

By The Weatherhuman

"Sex" is the most commonly entered term in search engines.

May 15, 2007

Americans Falsely Claim Tolerance

By Courtney Stevens

Values. As a society, a community, a campus and as individuals we have embraced and espoused a selection of values that we collectively esteem.

May 15, 2007

Web Apps Set to Replace Desktop Apps

By Jack Yi

Last quarter my roommate's computer blew up right in front of his face.

May 15, 2007

UCs Should Separate From Nuclear Plants

By Will Parrish

For over six decades, the University of California has been the primary nuclear weapons research and design contractor.

May 15, 2007

Leg Council Breaks Promises to Students

By Michael Lambright

In a recent decision, the Associated Students Legislative Council determined it appropriate to fund the Black Pioneers Renaissance Organization's annual Women of Color Appreciation ceremony a cruise in the Santa Barbara ...

May 15, 2007

Out-of-Staters Are Not So CA Ignorant

By Erica Johnson

C.K. Hickey's opinion piece ("Golden State Blues: 'Cali' Gloss Deceives Out-of-Staters," Daily Nexus, May 11) wrongly accuses schools like University of Redlands for misleading prospective out-of-staters about their loca...

May 15, 2007

Think

By Staff

May 14, 2007

Media Claims Everything Kills

By Adam Wenger

We're all going to die. Whether it's terrorism, global warming or just old age, it's sadly going to happen. When comedian Sacha Baron Cohen - of "Borat" fame - had his character Ali G ask the United States Surgeon Genera...

May 14, 2007

Rain, Rain, Go Away

By The Weatherhuman

Due to budget constraints the Weathercolumn has been outsourced to India for $4 an hour.

May 14, 2007

Special Interest Piece Deserves Weekly Print

By Zach Phillips

The Daily Nexus is at its best when it goes the day unnoticed, untouched and unread, and is at its worst when it achieves notoriety through its characteristic vulgarity and slander.

May 14, 2007