Vote No on P, Curb Collateral Damage
In this Letter to the Editor, alum Julie Wage asks whether supporters of Measure P understand the scope of their decision.
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Outside Opinions
Environmentalist and Against Measure P
A student questions the real benefits of banning high-intensity gas and oil operations listed under Measure P, and finds too many costs.
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This Hispanic Heritage Month, A Call to the Classroom
Claudio Estrada explains just how crucial education has been in his success and how he sees its importance every day, working as an assistant principal in Los Angeles.
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Student Activist Reflects on People’s Climate March
Katie Koerper describes her experience at the People's Climate March, and urges the UCSB community to become active in combatting climate change.
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Yes on Measure P
UCSB Professor Emerita Catherine Gautier explains her reasons for supporting Measure P
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Alumnus’ Open Letter to Current Students
UCSB Alumnus Isaac Villa addresses members of the UCSB and Isla Vista communities.
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Dysfunctional Districts
Matthew Meyer explains the major problems with the process of drawing up congressional districts.
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Lean and Green: No Beef with Meatless Mondays
Now that meat-substitutes are more available and popular than ever, swapping animal flesh with healthy vegetarian options doesn't have to be a sacrifice. Eddie Garza explains how going meatless is the...
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A Tale of Two Cultures: Harassment Abroad and at Home
Risa Weber describes the differences between her experiences of harassment in Buenos Aires and in Isla Vista.
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Individualization to Avoid Criminalization
Opinion Co-Editor Suzanne Becker encourages increasingly diverse methods of law enforcement and public engagement after the failure of Santa Barbara's proposed gang injunction.
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A Response to Mckinley Krongaus’ Recent Op-Ed
Rob Armstrong addresses McKinley Krongaus' op-ed on gun control.
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A Letter from Lois Capps to Isla Vista
Congresswoman Lois Capps reaches Isla Vista community.
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Isla Vista: In Strength and Solidarity
Hanna Mendoza reflects on the IV community following the events of May 23.
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