2014 Daily Nexus Candidate and Fee Endorsements
The Daily Nexus editorial staff reveals its candidate and fee endorsements for A.S. Elections.
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How Do You Solve a Problem Like Isla Vista?
UCSB student Josh Plotke explains the most logical long-term solution to I.V.'s problems.
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A.S. Alums Vote ‘No’ on Withdrawing from USSA
Former Associated Students officials urge the current Senate to vote down a measure that would disassociate A.S. from the United States Student Association.
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Fracking? Let’s Just Forget About It
Dr. Catherine Gautier, professor emerita, explains why the future of the planet hinges on a necessary transition to cleaner sources of energy.
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Three Keys for Lock-In Fee Voting
Ben Moss explains his process for voting in A.S. elections.
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“Checkmate,” Checkpoints
Matthew Meyer explains why DUI checkpoints should be a thing of the past.
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Solving the Campaign Contribution Problem
Columnist Mckinley Krongaus explores the problematic nature of the campaign system and its strong connection with money.
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Sex Bloopers: A Collection of Anonymous Misfortunes
A collection of anonymously submitted sex bloopers from around the UCSB campus.
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Speaking Out Against Silence
It's about time that we started pushing back against the facets of our society that systematically silence and oppress women.
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Coachillin’ With the Docs : The Prescribed Guide to Keeping Your Festival Experiences Festive
A student/doctor collaboration geared towards getting you ready for your festival circuit.
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Letter to All of Those with Ties to the Isla Vista Community
In this Letter to the Editor, Roozbeh Kaboli outlines his plan for a better future for Isla Vista.
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Deltopia Revisited
Ben Moss addresses what he feels to be certain shortcomings of his last article.
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Bring Back Floatopia
In this Letter to the Editor, Adam Sparks explains his frustration with the suppression of UCSB's Deltopia.
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