Opinion

April 13, 2006

Vote for Out Campus’ Greener Future

By Kelly Burns

Everyone take a moment to reminisce about this weekend's celebration of Earth Day... You know, the warm sun gently warming your pale winter skin, friends sharing picnic blankets, girls twirling in long flowing skirts and...

April 12, 2006

Open Opportunity’s Door

By Lois Capps

After years of reckless tax cutting, chronic under funding of critical programs and record annual deficits, it would seem to be time for a new direction for our country's spending priorities.

April 12, 2006

PBR and Peanuts

By system

The 'human has been a bit depressed to see that the spot once occupied by cult-favorite, Menehunes, now held by Saigon Express, isn't getting much more business than the 'hunes did.

April 12, 2006

Nipples Crave Delicate Attention

By Nina Anthony

Everyone loves breasts. Male or female, whenever a chick with a great rack walks by, our eyes are immediately drawn to them. Women love their breasts, and I can bet that every man feels jealous that we get to hold them a...

April 12, 2006

A.S. Campaign Litters Campus With Signs of Superficiality

By Kristen Richer

Our campus looks like it's the victim of a goddamn Apple store explosion. And for once, it's not the armies of iPod-listening, head-bobbing, not-paying-attention-on-the-bike-path drones that have me annoyed.

April 12, 2006

Dark Side’s Baron Wastes Time Attacking University

By JOEY RUTHERFORD

In response to James Baron's article ("Take a Step in the Dark," Daily Nexus, April 10, 2006), I couldn't help but write in to say that his attempts to vilify the UCSB administration and I.V. community are both desolatel...

April 12, 2006

Animal Rights Group Goes too Far With Racist Analogy

By JEDIDJAH DE VRIES

If you've walked through the Arbor lately, you've notice People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals' commanding display juxtaposing photographs of animal and human suffering. I love animals as much as the next guy and a...

April 11, 2006

Box Beats Signs

By system

The 'human's biggest regret thus far spring quarter is, undoubtedly, letting those sneaky little A.S. bastards get a head start on campaigning for A.S. President.

April 11, 2006

Recall Rehashes History

By Henry Sarria

"What's good for the goose is good for the gander." Simply translated, it means that what's good for one party is good for the other, and if you follow local politics you can probably see where this is headed.

April 11, 2006

Lambda Phi Contributes to Cleaning Up Isla Vista

By VICTOR SETO

The brothers of Lambda Phi Epsilon at Santa Barbara are part of an international Asian-interest fraternity across the U.S. and Canada that has made its name on the UCSB campus since 1986 as a social and philanthropic fra...

April 10, 2006

Take a Step in the Dark

By James Baron

Perhaps the name of our website, www.thedarksideofucsb.com, is just too subtle; or perhaps we are merely misunderstood. Let us reason together to clarify our mutual positions.

April 10, 2006

Damn, When Was Cesar Chavez Day?

By system

It's riveting to watch how politically active, and aware, UCSB students are.

April 10, 2006

Party, But Not At the Earth’s Expense

By Jeff Gibson

While I rarely find an appropriate time to wear it, the tie-dye T-shirt I have stashed away in the back of my closet represents every facet of my ever-fascinated, ever-stoned outlook on the wonders of college life.

April 10, 2006

Hideous Storke Plaza Desperately In Need of Remodeling

By David Fuad

It's an indisputable fact that the UCSB campus is one of the most spectacular college campuses in the history of mankind. That's a given.

April 10, 2006

EAP Program Aids Exchange Students During Riots Abroad

By Rodney Sangster

As the regional director for UC's Education Abroad Program in France, I must take exception to the picture you painted in your front-page article ("French Demonstrators Disrupt EAP," Daily Nexus, Apr. 5) regarding what o...

April 10, 2006