Kamala Harris as VP: The Saving Grace or Downfall of Joe Biden
Sara Rubin discusses the decision to choose Senator Kamala Harris to be former Vice President Joe Biden's running mate.
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Opinion

Sara Rubin discusses the decision to choose Senator Kamala Harris to be former Vice President Joe Biden's running mate.
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Joshen Mantai examines the implications of location sharing within personal relationships and its tendency to contribute to an overall culture of virtual oversharing.
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A letter of welcome from Editor in Chief Harper Lambert.
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Hannah Jackson, Editor in Chief 2019-2020, bids farewell to her time at the Nexus.
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Opinion editors, Emily Kocis and Melanie Ziment debate whether or not the pandemic has killed off the turkey drop.
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AJ delves into the issue of Tortoise Water Amersion and UCPD's puke patrol.
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Kaelen Perrochet discusses the dangers of Exxon Mobil's decision to reopen the oil rigs off the coast of Santa Barbara
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Current and former graduate students of the UCSB Department of Geography respond to an open letter published previously in the Daily Nexus.
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Nathan Lee explores the deep connection between religion and government in America, noting how it contrasts greatly with other global perspectives.
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Ask AJ gives answers on how to deal with friends and parents during the continuing quarantine.
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Carley Weiler explores the racist roots of the American policing system and explains the need for the defunding of police.
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Atmika Iyer discusses the impact of toxic masculinity on men's ability to join in on social justice movements and how we can combat it.
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William Qu discusses the negative impacts of the ongoing censorship of integral information in China during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Sophia Lovell discuss the idea of the model minority and compels the Asian American community to stand with the Black Lives Matter Movement.
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Graduates of the UCSB geography community respond to a recent tweet put out by the geography department.
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