Opinion

January 8, 2001

On the Road Again – There Is No Place Like Home

By Ted Andersen

Vacations have always been a time for relaxation - freedom from school, work, pressure and troubles. After answering the familial holiday student quiz (How's school? When do you graduate? What are you going to do with yo...

December 7, 2000

Bah Humbug

By Brendan Buhler

Bears hibernate all winter long, snug and safe from the outside world. Bears are lucky bastards.

December 7, 2000

‘Generation Z’ Goes Up in Flames, Begs for More

By David Downs

"Never mind the gibberish of Mystics & Astrologers, this is the Generation that was born into the Richest Economy in the history of the world. They were born rich & Powerful, the certifiable Aristocrats of a new & A...

December 5, 2000

Beach Bargaining (Staff Ed)

By Staff

Around the turn of the century, William Randolph Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer, the most powerful newspaper editors in America, decided to use their respective publications to instigate the Spanish-American War.

December 5, 2000

Anniversary Celebrates Year of Activism

By Harley Augustino

Today marks the one-year anniversary of the "Battle in Seattle," when 50,000 labor, environmental and human rights activists took to the streets to protest the World Trade Organization for its five-year assault...

December 5, 2000

Accuracy Is Paramount in Presidential Election

By Staff

Letter to the Editor

December 5, 2000

Porn Starlet

By Staff

Letter to the Editor

December 1, 2000

Student Actors Insist Show Must Go On

By Peter Marshall Smith

If you were in class Tuesday morning in Girvetz Theater, your lecture was delayed because of technical difficulties. That was one person's fault. His name is Matthew Weinglass, a senior in the BFA Theater program.

December 1, 2000

Developer’s Designs Do Not Calculate

By Henry Sarria

Math is a wonderful little tool that we often take for granted. It truly is the language of science and logic. Centuries of proofs have shown us that the simpler the math model, the more it tends to prove.

December 1, 2000

A.S. Has Directory Dilemma Under Control

By Staff

Letter to the Editor

December 1, 2000

Nexus Error Masks Bush Culpability in Fla.

By Staff

Letter to the Editor

December 1, 2000

Second-Hand Smoke on Campus Hardly a Threat

By Staff

Letter to the Editor

November 29, 2000

A.S. Directory Blunder Amounts to Monkey Work

By David Downs

Ignore the bumbling fools in Austin and Tennessee for a sec and pay attention to UCSB. Trust me, there are bumbling fools locally to make fun of, and they are wasting your money as we speak.

November 29, 2000

America Must Suffer the Consequences of Apathy

By Ken Spain

"If you're not turned on to politics, politics will turn on you." Ralph Nader used these words once, and I am writing to reiterate them. Now that the certification is in and it seems as if "W" is goin...

November 28, 2000

Take One for the Team, Al (Staff Ed)

By Staff

Three weeks after the fact, Florida's electoral future has fallen deeper into the darkness than many imagined it ever would - the battle has dragged on long enough, and patience has worn thin.

November 28, 2000