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Styrofoam Sucks

November 5, 2004 by Staff

The weathermom sent me a care package, which was nice of course, but the goodies were buried in pieces of my worst enemy: Styrofoam. Nothing sends a shiver up my spine more than Styrofoam.
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Welcome to a Nation Divided

November 5, 2004 by Alec Mouhibian

Among the things that culminated on this Election Day was one of the most impassioned and personal political hate-fests in American history. Last-minute examples included the revelation of Walter Cron...
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This Angry Dem Speaks Out

November 5, 2004 by Aaron Tuch

I write because I've heard enough from Neil Visalvanich. His witty and gentle analogies failed before the election and now, more than ever, they look like a pathetic plea for sympathy ("Electoral Hear...
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The Harsh Realities of a Country Drenched in Red

November 5, 2004 by Ash Roughani

God, guns, gays and the Jesus factor won this election. The politics of morality is an area that the Democrats have failed to capitalize on, and that is why Sen. John F. Kerry will go down in history ...
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Respect Doesn’t Exist When Hooking Up With I.V. Scum

November 5, 2004 by Andrew Menotti

Mollie Vandor's column "Hold Your Tongue; Looks Can Be Deceiving," (Daily Nexus, Nov. 2) mentioned that men should treat women with respect if we want to hook up with them. Either Mollie has no idea w...
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Foot Patrol’s Unfair Actions Leave Isla Vistans Appalled

November 5, 2004 by Piper Grant

I am outraged at the Isla Vista Foot Patrol's strategy this Halloween of arresting possible troublemakers before they created serious problems and the way in which the police dealt with the crowds.
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There Goes the Sun

November 4, 2004 by Staff

I hate it when Daylight Savings Time ends and the sun starts setting right after I wake up. If I'm going to ever see the sun, I need to either wake up earlier or change the angle of the sun relative t...
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Electoral Heartbreak

November 4, 2004 by Neil Visalvanich

I'm a political junkie and a sports fanatic. I'm also a Democrat who hails from Chicago, which means that since Michael Jordan left the Bulls and since Bill Clinton left the presidency, I've had to co...
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Two Parties Bring Needed Balance to U.S.

November 4, 2004 by Michael McClarin

Now that the elections are over, we can once again look at our political beliefs in a more rational manner. What does it mean to be a Democrat or a Republican? Well for some, it might be based on the ...
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Jihad Begins At Home

November 3, 2004 by Staff

We appear to have elected George W. Bush. I guess this means Americans are opposed to terrorism.
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A Touchdown on Tape

November 3, 2004 by Dave Franzese

Well, Halloween and those bastard midterms came and went like a premature ejaculator at a strip club, and that means from here on out it's officially football season.
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Unveiling the Inner Racist in All of Us

November 3, 2004 by Michael Nicolayeff

You wouldn't think it from looking at me, but I am, in fact, half-Asian. This is because my father's side of the family is Russian. You don't think that makes me half-Asian?
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The Artful Dodger: Hotmail Ain’t so Hot Anymore

November 2, 2004 by Drew Mackie

"Security notice: You are entering a page which is not secure. The information you view and send can be read while in transit." And with a simple click of the OK button, I bypassed this little securit...
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Battleground States

November 2, 2004 by Staff

So the Nexus endorsed John Kerry for president, but I personally disagree. If there's one thing that bugs a weather forecaster, it's unpredictable flip-flopping.
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No More Treats, Just More Tricks

November 2, 2004 by Kevin McFadden

Well, Halloween passed once again. All the good girls dressed up like sluts, and the slutty girls dressed up like, well, sluts. Halloween isn't just an excuse for girls to change into a costume for a ...
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