There They Go, Alana and Michelle
Congratulations to Weatherfans Alana Kapust and Michelle Rieger for winning my first annual Weatherpageant.
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Opinion
Congratulations to Weatherfans Alana Kapust and Michelle Rieger for winning my first annual Weatherpageant.
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The controversial advertisement in question - 'Ten Reasons Why Reparations for Blacks Is a Bad Idea for Blacks - and Racist Too'
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Everyone loves a good freak show. Yesterday, on my way to the office, I saw a clan of gifted souls engaged in some sort of sophisticated splashing display in the Reflection Pool.
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"I want to thank you all for your very generous contributions so that my drive was only five minutes," Bush said.
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"Write a column about your penis." This is what Opinion editor Curtis says when I ask him what the most memorable column of the year should be about.
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Life is truly a miracle and should be respected as such. Unwanted children will not find the love waiting for them that they deserve.
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Why should one need an advanced degree in physics in order to ask a question at a press conference and receive respectful consideration?
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Admittedly, after reading numerous Nexus articles regarding the new president's goals, I was beginning to doubt the way Associated Students would function next year.
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Petroleum jelly is sick. Everyone knows it’s for lubricating a) your skin, or b) your baby-maker.
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After being elected to become the next Associated Students president, I expected the media to start calling so that they could misquote me.
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Joke: What is worse than an alcoholic? A Gauchoholic! What is worse than a Gauchoholic? A Gauchoholic as Associated Students president!
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Recently, the Daily Nexus refused to publish an ad submitted by David Horowitz titled, "10 Reasons Reparations for Slavery is a Bad Idea - And Racist Too."
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For want of a more direct way to express my gratitude, I would like to use this letter to thank the gardeners at UCSB for their incessant work on campus.
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Continually, we see articles and commentary that support the racist construction of "color blindness."
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