Give Vital Student-Serving Organizations Longer-Term Reaffirmations
Hannah Maerowitz
Staff Writer
Every elections season, candidates are not the only ones anxiously waiting to see the results. Organizations that students may view as integral...
Editorial: More Costly than it Seems
The Bottom Line Editorial Board 2017-2018
This year’s Associated Students election will present UCSB students with a rare opportunity to dramatically increase student fees which...
UCSB Political Parties Could Benefit From More Ideological Diversity
Jack Alegre
Features Editor
Which Associated Students party is best to represent the needs of a liberal, coastal college of the University of California system? Is...
Internet Activity Should Not Be Monitored by A.S. Senate
Carmiya Baskin
Associated Students Senators Kian Maalizadeh and Anthony Pimentel wrote “A Resolution Against Cyber Bullying” that passed on Wednesday, April 4. The resolution was...
To Love College and Life
Linus Li
Marketing Director
My high school graduation was during a hot summer morning in 2014. On the stage, I shook my principal’s sweaty hand, peeked...
Yang Stickers Represent UCSB’s Student Engagement with Administration
Eileen Taing
Chancellor Yang is everywhere. Students have recently made the newest iteration of stickers and memes with his face on it. It’s common to...
Religious Persecution: a Non-Issue at UCSB
Jack Alegre
Features Editor
Many Christians, no matter how rational they may consider themselves to be, have a sneaking suspicion that the Apocalypse is just around...
The New, Expensive Portola Could Threaten UCSB’s Diversity
Addison Morris
In fall 2017, UCSB opened its newest dining hall, the modern Portola Dining Commons — the result of $20 million and four years...
Renovating the UCen is Worth the Cost
Stephani Anderson
Copy Editor
Associated Students President Hieu Le has proposed a renovation for the University Center (UCen), where many students go to grab a bite...
Late Classes Should Never Be the Only Option
Stephani Anderson
Copy Editor
Surprisingly enough, there are classes starting at 8 p.m. and ending at 10 p.m. at UCSB, which works well for some students...
