Opinion

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

Damn, When Was Cesar Chavez Day?

By system

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

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

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

UCSB Reputation Damaged By Students’ Playboy Pose

By Anthony Morfa

As an alumnus of UCSB, I was horrified to read about the involvement of UCSB students with Playboy magazine.

April 7, 2006

Content

By system

Damn, I'm being nice and bright again. This box is much easier to write when I'm being unpleasant.

April 7, 2006

Don

By Sean Swaby

Most of the time during the first week of school, the same question is inevitably asked. "How was your break?" It's unavoidable. For the sake of appeasing the masses, it was a break, sure, but it didn't really feel like ...

April 7, 2006

Change the Cautionary Tale

By Heather Cohen

I appreciate that, as a freshman, no matter how mature I think I am, I am most likely wrong. That's fine; I accept that, but only on a few terms.

April 6, 2006

Walkin’ on Sunshine

By system

Alas, it's sunny again. No more hatred for the always mercurial weatherhuman.

April 6, 2006

Rip Away Apathy’s Veil

By Laura Holt

In American culture during the '60s and '70s, the young were defined by their political persuasions and the role they played in actively asserting these views within the social spectrum.

April 6, 2006

Wisely Consider Your Concentration

By Nick Pasto

You can often find some pretty odd classes if you browse through UCSB's course catalog. This quarter is no exception. The esteemed Dept. of Speech and Hearing Sciences is offering a class called Introduction to Stutterin...

April 6, 2006

Students’ Inelastic Demand Helps Textbook Prices Soar

By Colin Marshall

Aside from attending class, what pains college students more than spending money? Unfortunately, our lifestyles tend to demand it with some frequency, often resulting in cash hemorrhages that severely outstrip our income...

April 6, 2006

Leave Your Fashion Sins Behind You in America’s Playground

By Caitlin Cassady

What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas due to the fact that there is usually a lot of alcohol consumed - at any given time through out the day - which leads to some fantastic and sometimes embarrassing stories.