The Reality of Trump
Ali Abouesh examines President Trump's actions thus far and urges readers not to become complacent in the current political climate.
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Opinion
Ali Abouesh examines President Trump's actions thus far and urges readers not to become complacent in the current political climate.
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That is why I am outraged to hear that the Perkins loan is being discontinued — because I know the amount of good it has done for low income students.
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Kathy Smith questions Sheriff Brown's stances on immigration, prisons and other controversial issues.
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Hugh Cook explores the potential for exploitation when one logs onto the Internet and advises users on how they can protect themselves.
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The Nexus Editor in Chief gives incoming freshman encouraging advice for the upcoming year.
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Laurel Rinehart takes a walk down memory lane and shares advice and insights from her college experience.
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An in-depth look at the lack of inclusion in Psychology and an analysis of the effects it has on marginalized groups.
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Outgoing opinion Editor Jackson Kerr bids his farewell and expresses his thanks and optimism for the future of the Daily Nexus.
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Outgoing Opinion Editor Sebastianne Kent bids her farewell and urges fellow activists to continue their work in the UCSB community.
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Nik Frey gives an inside look into his time as a medic in Mosul, Iraq, a conflict zone occupied by ISIS.
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Komal Surani questions the way we come to understand and follow the rules of sex and marriage.
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On the night of May 23, once the majority of us had become aware something very bad had happened, I called my parents and told them I was safe. May 24 was a gloomy day, no sun in Santa Barbara’s typ...
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Zach Morgan offers his thoughts on Michael Craig-Martin's "An Oak Tree."
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On the night of May 23, once the majority of us had become aware something very bad had happened, I called my parents and told them I was safe. May 24 was a gloomy day, no sun in Santa Barbara’s typ...
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As the inaugural recipient of the Christopher Michaels-Martinez Memorial Scholarship, my experience of the events of May 23, 2014, is mostly secondhand. Campus administration created six scholarships ...
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