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So What Did You Say?

June 3, 2004 by Drew Mackie

"I faced the facts: I am a 21-year-old male - the worst demographic to rent to, bar none. We are dirty, we get drunk and break stuff, we don't even own vacuums and the only time our apartments are cle...
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Goodbye from the Box

May 28, 2004 by

Bye, Nexites. We did it every night, and we did it good. Funny, fearless geniuses who can handle their liquor - I'd be lucky to work with a group like you again.
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Sunburns and Suntans

May 28, 2004 by Daily Nexus Editorial Board

Shiny, greased-up suntans to the newly established Pita Pit for providing a yummy late-night alternative to Freebirds. Itchy, scratchy sunburns to the I.V. parking plan proposal for charging us up the...
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Damn Skippy: What Happened to the Family?

May 28, 2004 by Loren Willams

Everyone in the political world loves the Family. They may not like their own families, as the second or even third marriages of our upstanding leaders tell us, but they love Families.
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One Political Journey Comes to an End

May 28, 2004 by Nicholas Romero

It began for me with the fire marshal commanding me to take down political paraphernalia off my door in the on-campus dorms because it was unpopular during the election season and "it would possibly c...
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American Citizens Need Not Fear Our Government

May 28, 2004 by Jessica Lavash

I was terrified of my bathroom when I was five. My neighbor told me that there were spies from the government who were listening in there. As I grew older, I realized that he was another one of the ma...
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Reduce Your Chances of I.V. Rape by Partying Intelligently

May 28, 2004 by Chris Lauritzen

The following is a response to Maria Harutyunyan's Wednesday column ("Rapists Should Own Up to Their Crimes," Daily Nexus, May 26). First, I agree, as I hope we all do, with Maria's contempt for those...
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Knock: Confessions of a Cynic

May 27, 2004 by Drew Atkins

Being cynical but not burned out, one is put in an uneven spot. On one hand, you remain relatively open minded to most things and people, and this mind state fills life with a certain verve.
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Shake on It

May 27, 2004 by

Two days left, and I'm getting all emotional. The guy from I.V. Bakery called in response to yesterday's box, offering 10 cents for every time I visited the store.
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Drugstore Cowboy: Nary an Ashtray or Parking Spot in Sight

May 27, 2004 by Cory Anthony

It's been a nice hiatus. Unfortunately, since I've taken a long break from nothing, all things I.V. and UCSB went to hell. Some jackass in the administration must've finally realized the foolishness o...
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Don’t Underestimate the Compassion of Students

May 27, 2004 by Alicia Woempner

This article is a response to Neil Visalvanich's "Students Shouldn't Fund a Campaign Shrouded in Mystery" (Daily Nexus, May 25). One of Mr. Visalvanich's main points is that UCSB students do not know ...
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The Dwindling Days of Freshman Year Spent Waxing Poetic

May 27, 2004 by Anthony Manganaro

Last week, I was supposed to write a poem for my English class. It's fun writing poems because nobody understands them. You could write "A blue cup, washing in the wind" and accept praise for it.
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The End of an Affair

May 26, 2004 by Kate Rice

All good things must come to an end. "Seinfeld," the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, the reign of the Roman Empire and in turn, my love affair with the Daily Nexus.
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Tick, Tick, Tick

May 26, 2004 by

With three days left in my career, here are three things I've been meaning to get off my chest. I have to tell the lady at I.V. Bakery that I've noticed her habit of shorting me by 10 cents on my chan...
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Rapists Should Own Up to Their Crimes

May 26, 2004 by Maria Harutyunyan

Two of my friends were almost raped this year. Two. I never thought that it would happen to anyone I know, and since no one around me had ever been affected by this before I moved away to college, I'v...
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