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Why is Money Green?

October 20, 2003 by Staff

What is with the commercials for the new twenty-dollar bill? Why do they need to advertise money? If I can use this new bill to purchase things, I assure you I will use it.
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Searching for Even Steven

October 20, 2003 by Katrina Hale

Something has been bothering me more and more. I have followed the debate in the Nexus opinion page with continuing dissatisfaction. This feeling of unease climaxed Wednesday night when I attended a t...
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Adelman’s Lecture About Israel Doesn’t Add Up

October 20, 2003 by Tom Simson

Dr. Jonathan Adelman is a supposedly highly respected member of his field. I attended his lecture titled "Israel/Palestine: Myths and Realities" on Oct. 15th and expected to come to better understand ...
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The Reader’s Voice: What’s Your Problem? Quote Is a Problem for STD Victims

October 20, 2003 by Anonymous

I would like to respond to one of the quotes in the Daily Nexus's Wednesday, October 15th story,"What's Your Problem?" Ricky Denoda is quoted as saying, "I'm visiting and I heard that one in 20 of th...
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Huff’s Smutty Column Stinks Worse Than Giving a Rim Job

October 20, 2003 by Celia Soudry

I am writing in response to the distasteful and hardly comedic column I have been reading in the Nexus. As a freshman I would proudly pick up the Daily Nexus every Wednesday looking forward to Beth Va...
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Vague, Illegally Posted Signs About Feminism Are Bad Ads

October 20, 2003 by Staff

Walking around campus recently, I noticed a ton of small white flyers taped over many of the flyers I had posted for an event at the Women's Center, the 11th Annual National Young Women's Day of Actio...
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Please Read the Weatherdegenerate.

October 17, 2003 by Staff

Those swine at the Corner Store charge two dollars for a Bic lighter. I call them gougers and liars--their store isn't even on the corner of anything. Then again, there are a few naming problems on th...
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Nexus Coverage Must Be Accurate

October 17, 2003 by Miguel Mendoza

On Oct. 15, 2003, Students for a Free Tibet enacted a mock execution of Tibetan political prisoners on the UCSB campus. Thankfully, the Nexus was able to send out a reporter to cover this action.
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The Ignored Refugees

October 17, 2003 by Neer Lerner

Skirmishes between Jews and Arabs in 1930s-40s pre-state Israel produced a Palestinian refugee population. It is often argued that the Israeli government should compensate the descendants of the Pales...
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Dude Here

October 16, 2003 by Staff

I finally saw "Kill Bill." Pretty entertaining, and every bit as violent as they say. I am against just about every form of censorship, and I never buy it when people say that they were compelled to c...
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Room for One More Star?

October 16, 2003 by David Downs

The 51st state of the union will not be Puerto Rico or even American Samoa. It will be a sand-filled, terrorist incubator that will make those Islamic schools in Pakistan look like an alternative kind...
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Tracing the True Sources of Aggression

October 16, 2003 by Arie Peled

Mr. Ronquillo, although very opinionated about the Arab-Israeli conflict, seems to know nothing about it. Or if he does have some knowledge of it, he purposely distorted and corrupted the facts, which...
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A Hero Comes Along

October 15, 2003 by Staff

This past weekend the AS President at Berkeley got busted for public drunkenness and fleed from the cops, and our AS President played the hero by convincing a killa-to-be to drop her knife.
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Below the Smutty Surface

October 15, 2003 by Christina Huff

Everyone is talking about porn. With the arrival of porn parties in I.V., even the chancellor and A.S. felt it necessary to issue warnings and official statements on the matter. So, as your Wednesday ...
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The Only Bad Kind of Recycling

October 15, 2003 by Constantine Economides

I walk to school almost everyday. Although this half-hour trek does takes a toll on my reserved energy, I still walk. Although my round-trip travel time is often longer than my class time itself, I st...
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