Category Archive: Local

Two Letters to the Editor

*** Editors Note: These two letters were intended to be printed in the Guardian last week, however AS election controversy caused them to be bumped from their issue. These letters were forwarded to… Read More

SunGod Guest Ticket Fiasco

Alec Weisman SunGod guest tickets were “sold out” before Box Office even opens this morning. At 7 am the line had stretched down to Round Table Pizza. By 8 am, Box Office staff… Read More

Resignation Letter of Sarmad Bokhari

Sent out via AS listserv this afternoon… At this point both Sarmad & Arianna have resigned rather than face impeachment. We are all waiting to hear the results of the impeachment of the… Read More

Impeachment Roulette: An AS Council Circus

Alec Weisman, Editor-in-Chief Streaming Live: http://www.livestream.com/californiareview Tonight is likely to be a great deal of fun with the announcement that AS President Wafa Ben Hassine and two members of the AS Judicial Board… Read More

The UCSD Bait and Switch – Transportation and Parking Services

Alec Weisman Two years ago, Transportation and Parking Services came crawling to the UCSD Associated Students and begged for a student fee referendum to help fund the shuttle service. In the course of… Read More

Students First “Guide to Winning UCSD AS Elections” – Disqualify Your Opponents

Alec Weisman, Editor-in-Chief An extremist political party known as Students First has attempted to hijack campus politics by trying to disqualify all other candidates. Last week the student body at UCSD voted in… Read More

Attendance: 0% of Final Grade

Michael Tartre “…providing grades without commensurate and appropriate student achievement, constitutes misuse of the University as an institution.” –Regents Policy 2301: Policy on Course Content The universally accepted purpose of grades — as… Read More

“Gender Neutral” or Segregation?

Rachel Bloom In a big step to ‘keep up with the Joneses’ of universities, such as Stanford and Dartmouth, UC San Diego is offering “Gender Neutral/Inclusive” housing starting Fall 2011. What this means… Read More

This Unit’s Ready for UCSD

Matt Moser What do we all go to college for? Depending on who you ask, you may receive a myriad of different answers from wanting to learn about diversity or the world around… Read More

UCSD Libraries are Dust in the Wind

Alec Weisman, Editor-in-Chief Four libraries are scheduled to close by the end of the 2010-2011 academic year. Budget cuts are blamed for the shortfall in money to operate the libraries, and soon the… Read More

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