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Volume 42, Issue 29 - 2008-05-29

• Labor Union Announces UC-Wide Strike
• Republicans Demand Diversity for Political Views
• Safe Sex Practices Extend to Much More Than Just Condoms
• Professional Documentary Filmmaker Comes to Santa Cruz for Workshop
• Abdul Malik Ali Makes Fourth Appearance at UCSC
• The Work of Combat Correspondents and War Reporters
• Firefighters Battle Flames in Santa Cruz Mountains
• Forum for Sustainable City Planning
• Cantú Center Hosts Final Queer and Questioning People of Color Workshop
• Food Column: Potato Salad Perfection

• Shakespeare Acting Troupe Learns, Laughs, and Inspires
• California Supreme Court Strikes Down the Ban on Same-Sex Marriage
• Rape in Santa Cruz
• Students Blur Line Between Science and Art
• The Second Annual ‘Acquirefest’
• UCSC Theater Arts Department Takes on Controversial “Corpus Christi”
• Transgender Pregnancy Redefines Normal, Bridges the Gender Gap
• Men’s Tennis Closes Out Strenuous Season
• Strike for Workers Means Strike for Students
• Female Soldiers Fighting More Than One War

Volume 42, Issue 28 - 2008-05-22

• Colloquium at UC Santa Cruz brings Pacific Island writers and artists to the University
• Sustainable Fashion Show Exhibits Eccentricity
• Gay and Lesbian Asian-Americans Struggle to Find Acceptance in Conservative Congregations
• How the Music World May Never Be the Same Again
• The World Food Crisis Hits Home
• Artists’ Wedding Serves as Setting for Performance and Environmentalism
• SC Police Sergeant Breaks Elderly Woman’s Arm During Arrest
• Stepping Up to the Challenge: Taking on Global Warming
• Biomimicry Gives Ideas to Artists and Engineers

• Food Column: It’s a Garlic Explosion!
• Conflicting Stories Arise Over Scientific Interference at the EPA
• Nader on the Campaign Trail in Santa Cruz
• Nader on the Campaign Trail in Santa Cruz
• Winona LaDuke: The Struggle For Environmental Justice
• International Playhouse Celebrates Eighth Year at UC Santa Cruz
• California Courts Overturn Ban on Same-Sex Marriages
• Student Fee Increases Point to Bigger Problems
• 1968 to 2008: a student’s take on history

Volume 42, Issue 27 - 2008-05-15

• Campus Candidates Fight For Office
• Student Fee Increases Cause UC Students and Union Members to Rally
• Administration Responds to Anti-Semitic Graffiti
• Annual Multicultural Festival Brings Groups Together on Campus
• First Annual Fair Celebrates All Families Over Mother’s Day Weekend
• Nonviolent Protest Group WIB Stands Against Massacre of Palestinians
• Bike Competition Brings Professionals and Amateurs to Santa Cruz
• How a San Francisco Church is Changing The Sex Of Christianity
• Funds Approved to Research Day Labor Center
• Sex Column: May is National Masturbation Month

• Dance Church Caters to Alternative Sunday Morning Crowd
• Darfurian Investigator Speaks on
• Food Column: Summertime and the Grillin's Easy
• Intervene! Interrupt! Festival Blurs the Line Between Reality and Art
• ‘Threepenny’ Brings Social Criticism to the Stage
• Athlete of the Week: Kate Simonis
• Women’s Water Polo Places Third at Nationals
• Why David Horowitz’s Freedom Campaign is Deceitful
• Organized Religion and Spirituality at UCSC
• UC Regents Vote to Raise Student Fees

Volume 42, Issue 26 - 2008-05-08

• 2008 UCSC Campus Elections
• Staff Advisors to the Regents Meet with UCSC Staff
• Rainbow Families Fair Connects Campus and Community
• Immigrants’ and Workers’ Rights Spoken Through the Megaphone
• Fifth Annual Cesar Chavez Convocation
• Brown Berets Offer Help On May Day
• Meet MIRA: Movement for Immigrant Rights Alliance
• Local Santa Cruz Store Promotes Comic Books
• Local Court Decides to Postpone Apple Moth Spray
• Architects Investigate World Trade Center’s Collapse
• The Fixed-Gear Trend in Santa Cruz

• China’s Assault on Tibet Tests UC Regent’s Commitment to the Region
• Food Column: The One-Pot Wonder Woman
• Study Shows that Eating Tomatoes May Prevent Skin Cancer
• The Mystery of the Catastrophic Decline of Chinook Salmon
• Hidden Music Shop Exposes Local World Music Scene
• UCSC Ultimate Frisbee Team Undefeated at Regionals
• “Steady” Ed Memorial Tourney Returns to Santa Cruz
• Cardiac Race Runs Into 66th Year
• Keep Student Voice Alive! Yes on Measure 34
• Trash Entangles into Collection of Plastic

Volume 42, Issue 25 - 2008-05-01

• Statewide Student Coalition March Against Budget Cuts
• Distinguished Climate Scientist to Speak at UCSC’s STEPS
• 15 Ways to Make Earth Day Your Everyday
• Armenian Students Mark 93 Years Since Devastating Genocide
• Health Center Offers Multiple and Affordable Birth Control Options
• “Out Loud and Super Proud” Says This Year’s Queer Fashion Show
• Fraternity Raise Awareness of Low Number of Asian-American Bone Marrow Donors
• Students Will Wear Jeans for Change
• Food Column: Entertaining for Friends
• Supreme Court Decision Brings Focus To Death Penalty Policy

• Unembedded Journalist Critiques Iraq War Coverage
• UC Workers Anticipate Strike
• Grateful Dead Archive Lands Spot at McHenry
• Youth Art Exhibited at the Santa Cruz Art League
• A More Modern McHenry Library
• Tennis Pair Excels On and Off the Court
• Deadhead Legacy Was Built to Last
• We Support the AFSCME Workers Union
• Ruby Aguirre on Bike Safety in Santa Cruz
• Sarah Ashley on SAW and the Last Chance Job Fair

Volume 42, Issue 24 - 2008-04-23

• Students Against War Organize Against Military Recruiters on Campus
• Starving Students Open Café for Starving Artists
• 2007 Campus Sustainability Assessment Released
• UCSC Uses Technology to Fight for Social Justice
• Birth of Word Celebrates Spoken Word And Diversity
• Black/Brown Roundtable Meeting Discussion Racial Collaborations
• Earth Day Benefit Aids Student Wilderness Budget
• LGBT Health Week Comes To A Close
• Harbor Community Shaken by Sexual Assault
• Santa Cruz Takes Day of Silence to Raise LGBT Awareness
• CHP Interviews Gerry Lopez
• Did You Know: Dishwasher-Safe Computer Keyboards

• Santa Cruz Students Celebrate 4/20 on the Porter Meadow
• Film Festival Inspires ‘Reel Work’ for Real Change
• “The Importance of Being Earnest” Shown at Cabrillo
• Introducing the New Face of Hip Hop: Niam
• The Ninth Annual Slug Run is a Great Race for Runners of All Levels
• This Week in Sports
• Abortion Exhibit Harms Pro-Choice Struggle
• CHP Presents: The Greenest Editorial
• Christine Nichol on the UC Workers Protest
• Marielle Balogh on Sex Ed
• Merril Pottery Co-Op
• The Other Half of the Day

Volume 42, Issue 23 - 2008-04-16

• UC Workers Union Demands Change
• Students Speak Out on Immigrant Rights
• UCSC Helps Prepare Middle-School and High-School Students for College
• New Class Teaches Students Importance of Sustainable Transportation
• The 11th Hour Campus Tour Comes to UCSC
• Wealth Divide in United States Proves Costly
• CíneMaíZ Film Festival Five Years Running
• Seventeenth Annual Pilipino Cultural Celebration
• Advocates for Congolese Women Bring Attention to Sexual Violence in the Congo
• Memorial Bike Ride Calls Attention to Serious Safety Flaws
• Assemblyman Bob Huff Attempts to Reverse Gay Rights In Schools
• Yuri’s Night Showcases Bright Ideas for Art and Science
• Student Activism — Then and Now

• Food Column: Fancy, Fuss-Free French
• Desert Storm Veteran Showcases Photography
• Local Band Showcases ‘Startled,’ Eclectic Talent
• Spoken Word Performance Lives On in Santa Cruz
• Sluggers Sweep Aggies for Playoff Bid
• Tennis Team Reaps Revenge with Decisive Win
• Athlete of the Week: Fencer Nalin Desai
• Students Should Come and Support the UCSC Athletics
• On the Road Respect Goes Both Ways
• Tom Holder on Animal Research
• Gregory Nipper on The Order of the Arrow
• BP Enters the Academic Arena

Volume 42, Issue 22 - 2008-04-10

• Cowell Dining Hall Prepares for Renovations
• UCLA Hosts the Annual LGBT Conference
• McHenry Construction Threatens Campus Wildlife
• Students Celebrate Indian Fashion and Art
• Three Hundred Miles Later
• Campus Organization Wants UCSC Students To Be Organ Donors
• The Dangers of the Game
• Statewide Protection Awarded to Medical Marijuana Patients
• Cycling Competition Takes Over Beach Hill
• Desalination Plant Could Help Soothe Santa Cruz Water Woes
• Garamendi Hosts Budget Panel at High School
• Isabel Allende Captivates Capitola
• Olympic Torch Takes Unexpected Route Through SF

• The Secret Behind the Order of the Arrow
• Ode to Rotisserie Chicken
• The Beats, the Rhymes, the Tacky and the Divine
• Naval Sonar Trial Could Go To Supreme Court
• Development of the Mortgage Crisis
• Local Exhibits Prove Art Knows No Age
• In Bloom: A Boquet of Upcoming Art
• San Francisco Film Festival Showcases UCSC Faculty Member’s Film
• Slugs Soar to the Top, Take Spot at Nationals
• Slugs’ Thrilling Win Ensures a Spot at Nationals
• Recognize the Athletes, Respect the Point of the Games
• Human Rights Violations Too Severe to Ignore

Volume 42, Issue 21 - 2008-04-03

• First-Place Robotics Competition Design is Out of This World
• The Struggle for the Beach Flats Community Garden
• Indymedia Brings Activism and Journalism to Web
• The Starving Student
• Awareness Month Seeks to End Sexual Violence
• Wistful on the West Side
• Bye-Bye, Binaries

• New Lollipop Fights Cavities
• Click Here to Change the World
• Band of Brothers Showcases Unique North Carolina Sound
• UCSC Racquetball Team Finds Podium
• Local Disc Golfer Takes Talent to Professional Level
• Is Santa Cruz Ready to Change the Reality of Local Rape?
• Future UC President Yudof Just Hit the Jackpot

Volume 42, Issue 20 - 2008-03-12

• Students Face Lawsuits Due to LRDP Protest
• The Czar’s Guitars
• Five Years Have Gone, the Issues Remain the Same
• UCSC Professors Developing Virtual Speech Therapist
• 14th Annual Women of Color Film and Video Festival
• An American Professor
• Muslim Student Alliance Presents ‘Women In Islam’

• Turntables: Alive and Spinning
• In Celebration of Students and Moving Pictures
• After Santa Cruz, Welcome to the Jungle
• Soccer Star Inspires at Women in Sports Celebration
• Bring it Home: Campus Disc Course
• Funding for the UC Does Not Grow on Trees
• America’s Dark Debate: Torture and Terror

Volume 42, Issue 19 - 2008-03-06

• Häagen-Dazs Chooses UC Davis for Honeybee Research
• Marching for a Better Contract
• Kayak Attack
• Ready...Set - Let the Treasure Hunt Begin
• Haitians Gather to Sing Change Out Loud
• Carbon Emissions Contribute to Overfishing
• Iraq’s Casualties of Neglect
• 143 Million Pounds of Beef Recalled

• Presenting Bionic Contacts
• The Real Deal with Animal Testing
• Meet Your Student Org - FSA
• Sequined, Scantily-Clad Clown Spectacle
• The Revolution Is Televised Once Again
• Skilled players within UC Santa Cruz table tennis team keep club running strong
• Violence over Animal Rights Is Wrong
• Single-Sex Education Unfairly Segregates Students

Volume 42, Issue 18 - 2008-02-28

• New ‘Buddy’ Helps Students Choose Classes
• Awe-Inspiring Sports to Light Up Santa Cruz Silver Screen
• Invisible Children Opens Eyes at UCSC
• Their War, Our War: Signs of Life from America’s Youth
• Santa Cruz County is Styrofoam-Free
• Shaving with Peanut Butter?
• Furry Club Raises Ears and Shakes Paws
• The Constitutionality of Prop. 22

• Fashion and the Fight for Working Rights
• Slug Swim Team Finishes Season with a Splash
• Enlisting Was the Easy Part
• Protector — or Government Ploy for Profits?
• 11 Years — Fast Track to Citizenship?
• ‘Trial’ Challenges Black Stereotypes
• When You're Young at Heart
• A Look in the Mirror

Volume 42, Issue 17 - 2008-02-21

• A Place Engineered for Undergraduate Students
• Internet Group Takes Action Against Scientology
• They Rock Because They Roll
• Transforming Activism: Leaders on the Rise
• The World in Brief
• New Clothing Gets a Power Boost
• Education to a Brand New Beat
• Meet Your Student Org: SIN

• Students Use Dance to Fight Epidemic
• Ratings Game
• The Oscars Get Lost In Translation
• Entertaining, Modern Take on a Timeless Tale
• Oaxacan Voices at Porter College
• Men’s Ultimate Kicks into Gear, Preps for Regional Competition
• Where’s the Beef? Not in School Lunches
• UC Santa Cruz to NIU: Our Condolences

Volume 42, Issue 16 - 2008-02-14

• SOAR Weighed Down by Funding Problems
• Students at Porter/Kresge Dining Hall Eat Trayless
• Iraq War Index: Bringing the War Budget Home
• The World in Brief
• Body Worlds 2 Pushes the Limits of Innovation
• Writing the Waves
• Class Dismissed
• This Year, Ask For Roses
• Celebrating Vietnamese New Year the American Way

• Interview with HBO’s Def Poet Saul Williams
• Santa Cruz Sisters Stand in Solidarity
• Meet the UC Santa Cruz Women’s Club
• Full February Schedule for Santa Cruz Arts Fans
• Women’s Lacrosse Without a Team This Season
• Voters Question the Fairness of Super-Delegates
• Digital Communication: Good for Proficiency, Bad for Postcards
• From Rena
• From Amos LIm

Volume 42, Issue 15 - 2008-02-06

• Silence is Not Always Strength
• America’s Schools Try to Beat the Heat
• The World in Brief
• UCSC and CENIC Introduce Fiber-Optic Internet
• Preserving Life
• Pro-Life Groups Seek Abortion Notification Law
• Can’t Buy Me Love
• Protesters Step Out against Exploitation
• Campus Earth Summit Focuses on the Future
• Cheap Furniture for the Masses

• Did You Know?
• Third Eye View: Women of Color Radio Show
• Women’s Rugby Shuts Out Early Season Competition
• Rain, Set, Match
• The New American Dream
• Abbott Family Taps into Latent Musical Talent
• All Work and No Play? Not So
• The Future of Fuel
• Net Neutrality is Necessary for Free Exchange of Ideas
• Forget What You Thought Possible: the American Dream is Fucked

Volume 42, Issue 14 - 2008-01-31

• The Buzz around Peacemaking
• UCSC’s Arts Division Searches for a New Dean
• The Voice of the Students in the UC System
• A Heads Up on the Coming Election
• Communities Keeping the Dream Alive
• It’s Not Just the Tree-Sitters Who Brave the Bad Weather
• Democracy: ‘Heroic Possibilities and its Sorry Achievements’
• Peace Negotiations Sour in the Philippines
• The World in Brief
• The Presidential Candidate Rundown
• Playing With Fire
• Navajo Pageant Film Shown at Women’s Center Film Series
• Can’t Buy Me Love

• Meet Your Student Org!
• Kinetics Poetics Project at UCSC
• Relive Your Childhood With This Concert
• Hollywood 2.0—Is TV Dying?
• Downtown Santa Cruz Closer to Burning Man
• Badminton Looks For Late Season Wins
• Cycling Team Starts Off With a Nice Pace
• Slug Soccer Star Gets Drafted to the Quakes
• UCSC Racquetball Club Sees its First Official Season
• New York Times Endorses Clinton, McCain
• Free Afghan Media has Suffered a Figurative Death
• From Harold A. Maio
• From Abby Goodman

Volume 42, Issue 13 - 2008-01-24

• With a Little Help from Some ‘Friends’
• To Spray or Not to Spray
• Meet the Student Regents at UCSC
• SC Highway Lane-Widening Project
• The Benefits of Running a Soulful Business
• Town Hall Meeting Focuses on Foreign Policy, Media
• Santa Cruz Hosts Seventh Annual Earth Summit
• UCSC Gender-Neutral Housing
• Casual Sex: Enjoy It While You Can
• One Man's Trash

• Two Divergent Causes Cross Paths in San Francisco
• Taking the Day “On” Instead of the Day “Off”
• Meet Your Student Org
• The Governor’s “Year of Education”
• American Blackout Seeks to Inspire Young to Vote
• Lunafest 2008 Showcases Female Talent
• Men’s Tennis Season Starts a Little More Sluggish Than Usual
• States Attempt to Undermine Federally Upheld Abortion Law
• Coca-Cola and Water Don’t Mix

Volume 42, Issue 12 - 2008-01-17

• Farmers Market Drummers Take a Stand
• Greener Pastures, Greener Living in the New Year
• Politics Professor has Lunch with Tree-Sitters
• World Café Principles in Action at University Café
• Despite Setbacks, Hope for Peace in Northern Uganda
• Mavericks Contest Goes Green
• Afghanistan Struggles with Needed Reconstruction
• Film Makers of “Meeting Resistance” Come to Santa Cruz
• Another Year, Another Big Blow to the Education Budget
• Administration Misrepresents CHP Editorial

• Radioactive Cigarette Smoke
• Learning to Love Your Fruits and Vegetables
• HIV Infection Still a Risk in the United States
• Steps Toward Tolerance
• Mixed Ethnicity Student Headquarters
• Meet Your Student Org
• The Audiophiliacs Debut with Powerfully Original Sound
• Free screening of “Hacking Democracy” on Jan. 29
• Slugs Shut Out Competition in Early Season Play
• The Ongoing Struggle for Ethnic Studies

Volume 42, Issue 11 - 2008-01-10

• Acquire Inspired By “Psychology and Religion” Course
• Weekend Storm Blows Through UCSC Campus
• LRDP Protesters Vacate Science Hill Parking Lot
• A Snapshot of World Affairs
• Benazir Bhutto Background
• Science News in Brief
• On the Road Again

• Getting the Year Started Off Right (or Left)
• A Midwinter Artist’s Dream
• What You Missed and What’s Up Next
• The Death Of A Legend: Benazir Bhutto
• Our Mixed-Up Primary Colors
• Aslan, Azkaban, Asriel and Atheists
• From Stuart E. Clark

Volume 42, Issue 10 - 2007-12-06

• Some Political Discourse with Your Tea?
• Community Sends Thanks to Kresge Activists
• UCSC Dining Halls Get a Green Thumbs-Up
• Mom
• If You’re Sticking Around Santa Cruz For the Holidays
• A Law to Criminalize Sleep?
• A Blossoming Program
• It's Bigger Than Hip-Hop
• The Memoirs of a Presidential Assassin
• Columbia Hunger Strike Begins and Ends, Questions Remain
• Relief Printing
• The Search for FAIRness
• Rape Scandal Shakes Dubai, Brings Topic to Santa Cruz
• Is Diversity Lacking on UC Campuses?

• The Environmental Implications of the LRDP
• Mind over Matter: Mind Over Cancer
• Joseph Cornell’s Exhibit at the MoMA a True Adventure
• “Gospel Hymns for Agnostics and Atheists” is Mystifyingly Innocent
• Vagina Monologues Holds Auditions
• Meet Your Student Org
• Men’s Club Soccer: Lots of Talent, Little Recognition
• Women’s Basketball Team Struggles on the Road
• Santa Cruz Mourns the Loss of Historic Drive-In
• Government Should Aid in Trans Needs
• GIIP Illuminates Ways of Productive Activism
• From Arielle Gross
• Keeping Santa Cruz Weird
• UCSC and Second Harvest Organize Annual Food Drive

Volume 42, Issue 9 - 2007-11-29

• Students Join Santa Cruz in Fighting the LRDP
• Pooch Playhouse Planned
• Holiday Parade in Downtown Santa Cruz
• Politics and Personality
• Hello There, Neighbor!
• Russia Faces Its Politically Tumultuous Past
• From Aaron Dankman
• From Kate Flanagan
• From Mark Oehlberg
• Clocktower Arts Showcases Local Artists
• SheBam Leaves Audiences in Stitches
• UCSC Gymnastics Club Makes Their Debut
• Israel From Another Perspective
• Alum's View on UC Censorship
• Chomsky and Finkelstein

• Price of Birth Control Leaves Young Women Penniless
• The Flying Spaghetti Monster is My Homeboy
• A Prison Break
• Inheriting Conflict
• Bell Hooks Inspires Students and Faculty Alike at Her Lecture at UC Santa Cruz
• University of California, Inc.
• Lt. Governor Garamendi Concerned Over Potential UC Privatization
• Student Media Coverage Concerns Anti-LRDP Activists
• Finding the Future
• In Bed With Biotech
• Bridging the Gap Between Students and Administrators
• From Gabriel Noah Brahm, Jr.
• From Gil Stein
• From Jesse B. Adams
• From Rachel Terry

Volume 42, Issue 8 - 2007-11-15

• Strong Words from Blumenthal at Senate Meeting
• UC Santa Cruz Hosts Student of Color Conference
• Labor Studies Center Co-Founder to Leave UCSC
• New and Old Meet at McHenry Library
• Another Step for HIV Prevention
• Hello There, Neighbor!
• March Against the Death Penalty
• All Aflutter
• Cuba and U.S. Duke it Out in the International Ring
• Homeless News & Homeless Blues

• Silencing Debate on the Middle East
• The 2007 San Francisco Green Festival
• Community Outreach and Family Support
• Meet your Student Org!
• Capoeira
• UC Santa Cruz Ultimate Frisbee Hosts Tournament, Stacks Up Competition
• From Amelia Timbers
• “Protesters”: Get Out of the Bathrooms
• Hot Tempers Eclipse Real Issues

Volume 42, Issue 7 - 2007-11-08

• Punches, Pepper Spray and People in Trees
• Halloween Downtown: A Night of Costumed Fun
• Out of the Joint, Into the Fire
• Hello There, Neighbor!
• Oakes Provost Pedro Castillo Steps Down
• UCSC Honors International Education Week
• Police Violence Affects Family and Community
• Meet your Student Org!

• HP Pavilion Hosts Bay Area Boo Bomb
• [Sic]: The Anomalous State of Post-College Existence
• Australian Architecture, Helsinkian Influence
• The Changing Face of Santa Cruz
• Just a Drill?
• Rookies' Time to Shine at Women's Rugby Slugfest
• University Master Plan, Say Goodbye
• Daily Pennsylvanian Blog Debases UCSC Banana Slug

Volume 41, Issue 6 - 2007-11-01

• Activism Conference Motivates Students
• Beatles Songs and Ancient Religion
• Hello There, Neighbor!
• Haunted by Violence
• 30 Days of Bloody Awful Mess
• Therapeutic Self-Expression
• Chatting with a “Real Woman”

• Importance of a Global Education
• Meet Your Student Org!
• Mental Postures
• UCSC Fencing Club Hosts Annual Tournament
• Men's Soccer Wins Final Home Game of Season
• Cristina Kirchner is Argentina's Newly Elected President
• In This Day and Age, No News Is Good News

Volume 42, Issue 5 - 2007-10-25

• Faculty Brown Bag Lunch
• Hello There, Neighbor!
• A Problem of Moth Size Proportions
• Obama 'Refines' Coal to Liquid Stance, Concerns Continue
• Blood, Ink & Love
• Academic Freedom, Conflict of Interest
• Between Torture Abroad and Coping at Home

• From UCSC to UCDC
• Meet Your Student Org!
• Men's Rugby Hosts Slugfest, Introduces New Talent
• Hogwarts' Wizard Out of the Broom Closet
• World-Famous Scientist, First-Rate Idiot
• A Fresh Breath of Colbert

Volume 42, Issue 4 - 2007-10-18

• Year Brings New Housing Challenges
• UAW Issues Fourth Contract with UC
• Yale Professor Discusses Imperialism and Labor
• A New Car-Share Program in Santa Cruz
• Construction of Biomedical Science Facility Delayed
• Hello There, Neighbor!
• Orbiting the Earth: The 50th Anniversary Celebration of Sputnik I
• Argentina Calls for Justice

• Monterey's Music Legacy
• When It's Time to Party...We Won't
• Peaceful Narrative, Violent Conflict
• Slugs Win Rough Match-Up
• Women's Soccer Scores with Shutout Wins
• When Bears Climb Trees
• Gore's Celebrity Factor Lacks Political Clout
• It's Time to Acknowledge Armenian Genocide

Volume 42, Issue 3 - 2007-10-11

• Student Groups Take Sides in Presidential Election
• Dining Halls Distribute, Recall Offensive Flyers
• Mediating the Future
• Students Flock to Hookah Bars
• Hello There, Neighbor!
• Making King Street Biker-Friendly
• Justice-Involved Youth Spotlighted
• The Moral Ambiguity of the Green Mile
• En Garde!
• Cyclists Seize the Day

• HIV Vaccine Fails, Just What Some Expected
• An Intimate War, Captured on Film
• A Collaboration of Campus Diversity
• UCSC Ranked Top 20 Gay-Friendly School in the Nation
• Slugs Spike Competition
• Unified and Ready to Roll
• Steroid Scandal, Expectations Too High to Overcome
• From Peter Gillin
• Worst School in America, Declares Outspoken Radical
• Let the Free Press Reign, Before There is None

Volume 42, Issue 2 - 2007-10-04

• Workers and Students Rally Against Benefit Cuts
• Diversity Lacking on All UC Campuses
• New Class Gears Students To Service
• Controversial Councilman Asked to Resign
• Santa Cruz County Faces Water Shortage
• Howdy Neighbor
• Q&A with Blumenthal
• Community Building a Sign of Recovery
• Costa Rican Populace to Vote on C.A.F.T.A.

• President Ahmadinejad: Tyrant or Victim?
• UN Envoy Surveys Turbulent Region
• Downtown Oakland Transforms for Clinton Block Party
• Local Leaders Sign Climate Compact
• Barn Theater Lacks Students of Color
• Beyond Repair
• First-year Runner Leads Team to Historic Finish
• A Letter to Chancellor Blumenthal
• Jena Six Case Highlights Still-Prevalent Racism

Volume 41, Issue 30 - 2007-06-07

• UCSC Students Volunteer at Soupline
• The Amgen Tour Coming to Santa Cruz?
• State Makes Sure Education Starts Young
• Housing Project's 'Spine'less Approval
• Expanding and Strengthening Community
• International Program Contributes to Local School Success
• A People of Pride
• Single-Payers and Safety Nets
• When Incarceration Trumps Education
• Bush Blows Hot Air at Global Warming
• Roswell: An Out-of-Town Experience
• Menstrual Cycle Ends With a Pill
• Green Dining is a First on Campus
• Red-Legged Frogs Leap into Fresh Waters

• Local Plastic Foam Ban Reconsidered
• Racism on Campus
• A Fight For Fair Judgment
• Turning UC Santa Cruz Into a Green Campus
• Renaissance High Revolutionizes School Nutrition
• A Heart Without a Home
• Sailors Ride the Wind to Santa Cruz
• Hot and Sweaty, Bikram Yoga Pushes the Extreme
• Enough With the Yanks and the Sox
• An Inconvenient Bush: A Plan Without Promise
• Violence Against Women is Rampant Around the Globe
• From Robert E. Cich
• A Call to Musicians Everywhere: Listen to Feist
• Q and A with local rapper, Sincere

Volume 41, Issue 29 - 2007-05-31

• UC Students Gather for Sustainability Conference
• “Global Chillers” Educate Community About Climate Crisis
• The Soldiers Who Left Something Behind
• Blumenthal Confronts Crowd, No Word on Alette
• Alliance for Medical Marijuana Struggles to Survive
• Department of Defense Values Bandwidth Over Blogs
• Senate Plans to Transform Immigration Policy
• The Contents of Your Cup: Coffee, CAN and a Commodity's Crisis
• How Many Scientists Does it Take To Fix a Gene?
• New Campus Sustainability Assessment
• UC Santa Cruz Goes CODEPINK
• Kansas Encourages Abstinence Education
• Sex and the City on a Hill: Birth Control, Condoms and the Clap

• Romania
• A Call To (Visual) Artists
• Spirit of Hip-Hop Difficult for UCSC Students to Embrace
• Twelve Reasons You Should Love Patti Smith
• Movie Review: Are You Ready to Bug Out?
• Laughing to Live
• Break a Leg Swim-a-Thon
• SC Breakers Soccer Club Adds Semi-Pro Team
• The “Turkish Question” Remains
• Recent Vandalism a Warning Sign for UC Santa Cruz
• Freedom of Speech Silenced in Venezuela
• One Bonfire That Should Be Extinguished

Volume 41, Issue 28 - 2007-05-24

• Hunger Strikers Confront Regents at SF Meeting
• Watsonville's New Immigration Reform Bill
• Councilmember Tony Madrigal Under Fire
• Interview With An Onion News Writer
• Shaping the Art Department
• Promoting the Courage to Resist the Military
• Tony Blair's Not-So-Timely Resignation
• One Million Americans Studying Abroad
• Generations of Boardwalk Memories
• Harry Noller Wins Award for Ribosome Work

• Heart of an Artichoke
• Silenced Gendered Violence Gets Vocalized
• Deconstructing the Reputation
• Victory!
• Bike Week Pedals for Global Cooling
• Lax Harassment Training Not So Sexy
• Alternatives to Driving Drunk Necessary
• Student Activist Alette Kendrick Singled Out
• From Mark Valen

Volume 41, Issue 27 - 2007-05-16

• UC Santa Cruz's Continuing Anti-War Legacy
• Student Art Movement wants you! (to help save the department)
• Voting On Contested Measures
• Hunger Strike Continues
• Know Your Regents: Russell Gould
• Local Poet Keeps Culture's Imagination Strong
• SUA Officer Elections Candidate Guide
• Political Standoff Over War Spending Continues
• Assembly Bill 102 Paves Way for Equality
• Dell Backs Open-Source Operating System
• Keeping the Press Free
• An Ounce of Prevention, Or a Ton of Cure?
• Moth Attacks Diminish CA Gardens
• Water Inefficiency Gets Flushed Away
• Still Proud to Call it Home

• LGBT Hate Crime Bill Could Face Presidential Veto
• Sex and the City on a Hill: Sexile Nation
• Alarming Disparities in UCSC's Graduation Rates
• Power of the Disc
• Amateur Actors Make Good On History
• Students Struggle for Their Voices to Be Heard
• Rally Raises Awareness For Referendum
• The High Costs of a Healthy Campus
• Cycling Club Keeps Pedaling Forward
• The Need For a Federal Journalist Shield Law
• Blood Drive
• Aids: Noreen Martin
• Aids: Gregory Rowe
• Aids: Anthony Liversidge
• Israel/Palestine

Volume 41, Issue 26 - 2007-05-10

• 2007 Campus Election Ballot Measures
• Can Hunger Stop Nukes?
• Know Your Regents!
• Students Click-in for Quizzes and Attendance
• Israeli Activist Speaks on Palestine
• Santa Cruz Holding on to Plastic Bags
• Dan Rather and Bob Woodward
• Obama Stakes Claim to “His” MySpace Account
• Georgia Public Schools to Offer Bible Elective
• LGBT Activists Unite in Africa
• Sex and the City on a Hill: College Virgins
• Connecting Coffee Growers and Drinkers
• Buzz Kill: Honeybees are Disappearing

• The Bloody Truth of Blood Drives
• Latina Suicides on the Rise
• Chicano Activism
• Is HIV Truly the Cause of AIDS?
• Weird New Album, But The Same Old Al
• International Playhouse Takes Center Stage
• Men's Baseball Dreams of Fields
• Championship Loss Bruises Women's Rugby
• Men's Tennis Defeats Rivals in Regionals
• UCSC Water Polo Embraces Future Success
• Police Abuse Their Power, Attack Journalists
• So-Called Tainted Blood
• From Doug Deitch

Volume 41, Issue 25 - 2007-05-03

• Teach-in Offers Alternatives to Military
• Campus Raises Money for Homeless
• Chávez Speaks to UCSC
• Anarchists for Humanity: the Root Force Road Show
• Left, Right Battle Over French Presidential Election
• Speaker Van Jones Turns Skeptics into Supporters
• Meet the Regents
• May Day
• Grizzly Bears No Longer 'Threatened'
• Biofuels Now Available In Santa Cruz
• Toxic-Free UC Campaign Promotes Sustainability
• A Portable Shakespeare
• Two Blokes, Police, and Plenty of Bullets
• A Listen Into the Lair of the Vagabond Opera

• Sex and the City on a Hill Press: Luxury Vehicles
• Students pound the pavement from the Baytree Quarry Plaza to the Beach Flats in town
• Union workers march to Veterans Hall for May Day film festival on labor issues
• Creative Commons on a Creative Campus
• Cultured Café with Seasonal Flair
• Commercial Fisherman Prep For Salmon Season
• Tennis Dominates in Ojai
• Golden State Unites Sports Enthusiasts at UCSC
• Student Referendum: Make a Change
• Dispelling Popular Myths About Immigration
• Military Recruiters
• Response to Virginia Tech Editiorial
• Turkey Not Innocent of Discrimination

Volume 41, Issue 24 - 2007-04-26

• Academic Senate Supports “W” Credits
• Students Celebrate Earth Day at College Eight
• Military Recruiters Absent at Job Fair
• Tutoring Services Seek Funding
• CSU Faculty Gain Increased Wages, Security
• Local Businesses Oppose Editorial
• Police Ban Loiterers
• CBS Too Harsh In Firing Don Imus, Some Say
• Turkey Asks, Where's my Slice?
• Army Tours Abroad Extended to 15 Months
• Bush, Congress Face Off Over Iraq
• Recent Shooting at Virginia Tech: Looking Through Another Lens
• Students Strip Down to Save Trees
• Writing Wrongs
• DNA Day Celebrates Human Genome Project
• UCSC Helps Stop Chevron from Killing Birds

• Supreme Court Retains Partial-Birth Abortion Ban
• Athletic Department in Dire Condition
• Sex and the City on a Hill: Friends With Benefits
• Raising Rape Awareness
• 4/20 Concert Canceled on Questionable Grounds
• Uncompromised View: Hometown Baghdad
• Track & Field Team Finds Success
• Women's Rugby, Men's and Women's Tennis
• Revival of the UCSC College Closet Activists
• One More Step in the Wrong Direction
• Response to American Apparel Ads
• GEMMA Program For Women After Incarceration
• Retirement of Professor Lynch
• Difficulty of Tree Nine Protest
• Virginia Tech Tragedy
• Reflections on Virginia Tech

Volume 41, Issue 23 - 2007-04-19

• Next UCSC Chancellor: The Search is On!
• What Diversity Could Look Like
• Rain Soaks AIDS Walk
• Santa Cruz Schools Consider Going Solar
• Surf's Down, Bummer Man
• Obama, the Internet, and New Grassroots Politics
• Generation of Wealth
• UC Santa Cruz Gets Ready for Earth Day
• Making Tracks Through a Documentary
• Sugarcane or Cornstarch? New To-Go Options
• Lesson Learned From A Starving Man
• Creative Rehabilitation
• "Women Who Love Women"

• Friday Night Lights
• On the Outskirts of Beijing
• Local Artists Shine at Film Festival
• One-on-One With a Chicana Indigena Legend
• UCSC Women's Tennis Salutes Exiting Seniors
• UCSC Hosts Women's Ultimate Tournament
• Where's the Love for UC Students of Color?
• $peaking for Dollar$: Money and Power
• Hydrogen Cars Are Not Up to Speed, Yet
• A Major Conflict of Interest Rates
• CHP Reflections on Virginia Tech
• From Max McDaniel
• From Yano Rivera

Volume 41, Issue 22 - 2007-04-12

• Student Exemption from Taxes is Simple
• Workers Move Forward
• Birth Control Prices Rise
• Erosion At Pleasure Point
• Local Sales Taxes Rise, Fund Public Works
• Nice Weather Comes With Warning
• Tensions Between Scotts Valley Teachers and School Board
• Tribune Company on the Block
• Independent Journalist Released After 226 Days
• Looking Left and Right Before Crossing the Border
• Post-Abortion Group Provides Support
• Fresh With The Local Scene
• The Sisterz of the Underground
• Cross-Community Coalitions
• When Fantasy Smacks Reality in the Face
• Health Center Blues

• Men's Volleyball Team Gaining a Following
• Slug Volleyball Fans Show Support
• UC Santa Cruz Women's Rugby Captures No.1 Seed
• UC Santa Cruz Badminton Club Makes Premier Appearance at Nationals
• UCSC Men's Water Polo: NCAA Champions
• Challenging a Prescription Drug Craze
• A Call to Get Up, Stand Up, Step it Up
• Olita's Taco Specials
• Look Out for Mediocrity
• All Behold: The Autoerotic Man
• Nancy Pelosi for Diplomacy and Peace
• Autoerotic Man Exhibit Gets Sex(ist)
• FWD: FWD: Important Information Circulating the Internet!!!
• Accurate Information on Chancellor Denice Denton
• A New Perspective on Mexico

Volume 41, Issue 21 - 2007-04-05

• The Recording Industry Cracks Down
• Shakespeare Santa Cruz Loses Artistic Director
• Santa Cruz's Sharp Idea
• Watsonville's Permaculture Revolutionaries
• New Spay & Neuter Laws May Be Coming Soon
• The Heart of Corazón
• Schwarzenegger Hands Out Statewide Raises
• Senate Approves Troop Withdrawal Bill
• The City
• Refugee Numbers at Crisis Levels in Iraq

• State Grants Money Toward Troubled Water Facilities
• U.S. College Students Seize Green Career Options
• College Eight Builds Nationally Recognized Sustainability Program
• Northwest Underground
• Tennis Spring Break Report
• Women's Golf Team Anticipating Growth
• Baseball team has great players, few fans
• Will the RIAA Ever Stop Picking on us?
• Prosecutors Unjustly Fired solely for Political Purposes

Volume 41, Issue 20 - 2007-03-15

• Defendants Become Unofficial Icons
• University Begins Construction on New Housing
• City Leaders Rebuke Potential War in Iran
• Desalination Plant Coming to Santa Cruz
• Criminal Offenders Banned from Pacific Ave
• Don't Ask, You Won't Like the Answer
• Oaxacan Protests at a Standstill, Speakers Say
• Invisible Discrimination
• From TV Screens to Battlefields
• Serving Krishna, Every Step of the Way
• State Senate Bill Provides Health Care for All
• HP Joins NASA and UCSC To Develop Technologies
• Protection Agencies Cracking Down on Dirty Water
• Fueling the Way, Gasoline Free
• Rider Puts Equestrian Team on Map
• Bringing Back Radio: A Baseball Tradition

• Ultimate Squad Anticipates Success in the Spring
• CHP Supports Blumenthal for Chancellor
• Apparel Line Uses Soft-Porn
• Offensive Ad Campaign
• Florida Town Dismisses Transgender City Leader
• The War Issue
• In the Belly of the Beast
• The Dictator, The Veil and the Nuke
• Virtual Worlds Real Healing
• Uranium and the War
• Bedtime for Democracy
• This is the Start: Now Finish the Job
• War with Iran More Likely Than Ever
• Walter Reed Debacle is a National Disgrace
• Once Home, The War Continues

Volume 41, Issue 19 - 2007-03-08

• Town Hall Meeting Focuses on Protestors
• Still No Resolution In Darfur Region of Sudan
• Whole Foods Market Leases Building
• Arson Attacks Hit City Buildings
• Garden Project Battles Homelessness
• If You Build It, They Will Skate
• City to Take Stand for Immigrants' Rights
• Counter-Coulters React to Anti-Gay Slur
• Thoughts on 'The Great Turning'
• Under The Microscope
• Florida Town Dismisses Transgender City Leader
• UCSC Recognized as a Top Science University

• Self Spun: Revolutions Online, in the Music Industry
• Spinach Industry Seeking Consumer Confidence
• UC Santa Cruz Celebrates Female Athletes
• Dodgeball Raises Funds for Katrina
• Gender Bending and Bathroom Safety
• Is There a Solution for an Overly Sexual Media?
• Livermore Laboratory Designing Nuclear Warheads
• America has Yet to Make Proper Reperations for Slavery
• Open Letter to UC President Dynes
• Shortcomings of Whole Foods
• America's Fascist State?

Volume 41, Issue 18 - 2007-03-01

• Baskin Donates Million to UCSC
• SC Honors MLK, Grants Rep. Local Holiday
• Local Kids, Parents get First Glimpse of College Life
• Career Anxiety After UCSC
• Chowderphiles Amass for Cook Off
• City to Spend $1.5 Million to Upgrade Technology
• Arts Center Under Way
• Lawsuits Filed Against UCSC
• Sorority Stereotypes Take Center Stage
• Black Leaders Oppose Virginia's Slavery Apology

• UCSC Immigration Debate Gets Heated
• Finding Peace Amidst the Struggle in Colombia
• Students Defy Sex Worker Stigmas
• Watsonville Teens Dance to Their Own Beat
• Coping With Depression
• Santa Cruz Looking to Jump on the Ban-Wagon
• Pair of Slugs to Compete in Surf Kayaking
• Video Game Madness Reaches UCSC
• Leading the Coalition of the Departed?
• Greater Airport Security at the Cost of Personal Decency

Volume 41, Issue 17 - 2007-02-22

• Demonstrators Gather Across the UC System
• UCSC Arts Dean Returns to Teaching
• Pot Law Proves Problematic
• On the Path to Higher Education
• SCPD Boosts Presence Downtown
• Protestors Demand Greater War Opposition
• Soldiers' Stories
• Local Dam May Change Hands, Save Money
• Democrats Denounce New Iraq Strategy
• Bolivian President Faces Tough Decisions
• American Group Promoting Education in Afghanistan
• UCSC Experiments with the Sciences

• Real Disorder, Virtual Scenarios
• Earth Summit Allows SC to Focus on Growth
• Seeding the Way Forward
• Eating Disorders Continue to Create Discomfort
• Environmental Injustice “Alive and Well” in Bay Area
• Career Women, Outcasts or Criminals?
• Nowhere to Turn for GLBT Homeless Youth
• Swimming Team Shows Well at PCSC Meet
• Slugs Seeking Student Fee Increase
• UC Berkeley Selling Out
• A Bittersweet Milestone

Volume 41, Issue 16 - 2007-02-15

• Search for Chancellor off to Slow Start
• UC Workers Still Fighting for Fair, Equal Wages
• Free Skool for Everybody
• Safe Sex Group Enables Peer Education
• City Council Greens Up Santa Cruz
• Bomb Testing Brings Bad Memories
• Bush Seeks to Slash Public Programming
• The Badwater 135
• Blogging Their Way to the White House
• French Ban Public Smoking
• Politics & Prostitution
• V-Day Raises Marriage Equality Issues

• Corporate Suit Could Change Workplace Politics
• A Shot at Prevention and No One is Paying Attention
• Call for More Funding for Syringe Exchange
• Prescription Drug Use Among Students Growing
• Dancing Around with Dizzying Direction
• Taking the Field, Fighting Stereotypes
• Men's Lacrosse Loses One in the Sun
• Too Little Too Late for Women's Basketball
• We Stand Behind You, Lieutenant Watada
• Faust's Appointment Just Another Brick in the Wall
• Golden Gate Suicide Barrier a Must

Volume 41, Issue 15 - 2007-02-08

• SC Orgs Unite Against Attacks on Women
• UCSC Funding Police Party Patrol
• Iraq Reporter Receives Journalism Award
• Number of UC Santa Cruz Applicants Fall
• California's Lethal Dilemma
• Jerry Brown Faces Off with Big Auto
• Minimum Wage, Maximum Debate
• Sinn Fein Vote Signals Possibility for Peace
• Earth's Climate Out of Control
• Libyan Court Stirs Up Controversy Within Bulgarian Community
• The Campaign to End All Pro-Choice Campaigns?

• A Novel Idea
• Need to Stop Smoking? Brain Damage Could Be Key
• Ocean Debris Sparks Student Action
• Researchers Identify Method to Block Cancer
• It's Always a Good Day to be on the B-team
• Swiss Star Leads Slugs into Badminton Season
• Marathon Man Goes the Extra Mile
• City of Boston Should Be Laughing
• An Increase in Weight Loss Surgery for Children: How Far is too Far?
• Setting the Record Straight on SAW

Volume 41, Issue 14 - 2007-02-01

• Research Facility Approved Despite Opposition
• Administrators Attempt to Make Peace with Protesters
• Local Man Helping Hurricane Victims
• Violence Against Women Up Over Past Month
• Council Declares City Officially “Pro-Choice”
• Dems Use Troop Surge as Rallying Point
• Bush Gas Plan Criticized
• Temperatures, Awareness on the Rise
• SF Protesters Decry Iraq Troop Surge
• Controversial Journalist Speaks at UCSC on Radical Islam
• Straight from the Middle East
• Pain: en Pointe

• HPV Bill Creates Statewide Controversy
• When the Personal Becomes Political
• Campus Group Bridges Gap Between Race, Sexuality
• Can't Beat 'Em, Can't Join 'Em
• One Semester Later, Tennis Star Returns
• What Barbaro Told Us About Racing
• Divided We Stand and We're Bound to Fall
• Restaurant Owner's Charity Should Not be Ignored
• Bring the Safer Sexy Back To Our Campus
• SAW to Blame for Job Fair Cancellation
• Stop Complaining About TAPS: Bike to School
• Reform the UC Pay System

Volume 41, Issue 13 - 2007-01-25

• Class Gets Slugs off Hill
• Parking Policy Won't Change
• Westsiders Reject Bus Yard Proposal
• Measure H Gives "Lone Ranger" Some Help
• Police Address County's Meth Problem
• Watsonville to Consider Allowing Head Shops
• Leaking Information One Wiki at a Time
• Barack the Vote
• Middle East Expert Critical of Troop Surge
• Views Abound on Israel-Palestine Fence Debate
• Silicone Breast Implants Making a Comeback
• Lunafest Returns to Santa Cruz, Bigger than Ever
• Losing Blood, Making Movies
• Stem Cell Research: Lifesaver or Moral Dilemna?

• Ocean Sustainability Awareness in Santa Cruz
• SC Residents Coping with the Cold
• Pelosi Aims To Achieve
• Jim Weider: String Section to the Stars
• Artist Gives Anonymous Names Unforgettable Faces
• Two New Releases, One Funky Homosapien
• Table Tennis Team Puts its Game Face on
• Women's Rugby Setting Sights High
• How About: Operation Urban Freedom?
• Smears Show Insight Into Shrewd Politics
• Replace National "Pentagon" Radio with Real Independent Media
• Where are the UCSC Student Protesters?
• Bush/Cheney Impeachment is Not Enough

Volume 41, Issue 12 - 2007-01-18

• Senator Speier on UC Education
• UC Santa Cruz Job Fair Delayed Indefinitely
• The Colorblind Society: Are We There Yet?
• Sexcapades on Hiatus
• Art or Vandalisim?
• Love Letters Spark Ethical and Literary Debate
• Short Skirts & Thick Skin
• Eastern Medicine, a New Alternative
• More Questions than Answers in Ju?�?rez Murders
• Heat Rising from Venezuela
• Report Reveals Educational Shortcomings
• Schwarzenegger Pushes For Universal Care

• Internet Discussion Anything But Neutral
• County Split Over Highway 1 Expansion
• Program Busses Local Homeless Out of Town
• For Student Protestors, the Big Wait Continues
• Aussie Braves Cold, Takes Kneeboarding Title
• Slugs Open Season Red Hot
• UCSC Job Fair Unfairly Postponed
• Ch?�� Guevara T-shirts: More than Just a 'Cli-Ch?��'
• Traversing Japan, One Error at a Time
• How a Slug Celebrates the Year of Da Bears
• Remember the Man Behind the Day

Volume 41, Issue 11 - 2007-01-11

• Male Birth Control Soon to be a Reality
• Learning Support Services Suffers Cuts
• Bird's Eye Gives the Gift of Unemployment
• Record Number of Homeless Deaths in 2006
• City Approves Expansion for the Sea & Sand Inn
• Residents Dispute New Safeway Store Plan
• Pelosi Chips Away at Student Debt
• Left Wing Spirit Soars into Republican Territory
• Forty-Nine States?
• The Water Falls, the Prices Rise
• Scientists Realize Outer Space Bigger Than Before
• Poorly Picked Mushrooms Prove Dangerous

• Franken-Food Causes Stomachs to Turn
• Cutting Across Borders
• Still Searching for the Light at the End of the Tunnel
• Blips and Bleeps, Chortles and Tweets
• Old-School B-Boys Yearn for the Good Old Days
• Gambliing with the Law
• Slug Star Brings the Hustle
• Undermanned Slugs Fall Apart
• Finding Ice for UCSC Hockey Players
• Modern Science, Fountain of Youth
• Ghostridin' Trend Has Gotten All Too Literal
• Letters to the Editor

Volume 41, Issue 10 - 2006-11-30

• Police Brutality Permeates UC Campuses
• Multicultural Issues Take Center Stage
• Soccer Success Highlights Fall Sports
• Men's Basketball Loses Big in First Home Game
• Runner Makes History at Cross Country Regionals
• The Progression of Electronic Music
• Mastodon: Short for Mind Skewering Metal?
• The Organic-Industrial Complex
• UCSC Professor Appointed Director of Observatory
• The Perfect Storm

• The Great Wall of Tijuana
• Farmers Fed up with Monsanto
• Pressure Building South of the Border
• Pressure Building South of the Border
• Woes Between City and University Increase
• Report Shows Many in County Scraping By
• Tasering Still Shakes UC Campuses
• Situation in Iraq Finally Deemed Civil War
• Jerry's Racist Neighbor

Volume 41, Issue 9 - 2006-11-16

• Slug Books Closing Shop
• Former President of Peru Speaks to Student Crowd
• Santa Cruz Voters Throw a Wrench in UCSC Growth Plan
• City Council Votes to Back Same-Sex Marriage
• Spirit of the Banana Slup Never Shrivels Up
• Ex-Sandinista Elected President of Nicaragua
• Syringe Casing Found in Canadian Ham
• Eating Ethnic
• State Shunning Sex Offenders
• Borat's Provocative Journey Across America: Great Success!

• The State of the Union: Sex and Dating at UC Santa Cruz
• Slugs March on at NCAA Tourney
• Women on best playoff run in school history
• Tennis Team Fundraiser a Success, Slugs Say
• Men's Ultimate Hosts Tournament
• Women's Ultimate Plays to Final Round
• What to Make of Borat's Learnings
• International Dining Secrets
• Victory for the "Wild Democrats"

Volume 41, Issue 8 - 2006-11-09

• GEAR UP Hiring Recruiters
• Local Tribes Resurrect Past with Baytree Renaming
• Rising Death Toll Forces Expansion of Iraq Memorial
• Dems Seize Control of House, Senate
• International Film Fest Visits Santa Cruz
• Facing the Consequences
• Analysts Question Effectiveness of Border Fence
• Flu Vaccines May Make Patients Sick
• Will Ethanol Fuel Our Trip into the Future?
• Strung Out With Judgement Day
• Men's Sports Left in the Dust?
• Streaking Slugs Win Playoff Opener

• Men's Soccer Team Lands Playoff Bid
• Men's Water Polo Taking its Lumps
• Men's Basketball Falls to Alumni
• Women's Rugby Squad Hopes to Begin Another Run
• Saddam Execution Not a Simple Victory
• The Death of the Proof Reader
• In Memory of Nick Sverchek

Volume 41, Issue 7 - 2006-11-02

• 2006 Election Guide
• New Approaches to Curing Student Apathy
• Conference Teaches Students to be Activists
• Santa Cruzans Wage War
• SHOP Urges Students to Party Small
• More Arrests, Less Violence Downtown this Halloween
• Measure K Sparks Marijuana Debate
• Salvia: The Nation's Little Secret
• Both Parties Advertising Iraq

• Dynamic Duo Opens Comic Library
• Women's Soccer Team Battles Back
• Fencing Club Continues to Lunge Forward
• Men's Rugby Delivers at Slugfest
• Sun Shines During Swim Meet, Just Not on the Slugs
• Health Insurance Always an Issue
• Do Fences Make Good Neighbors?
• Insurrection Act Becomes Another Bush-ism
• Letters to the Editor

Volume 41, Issue 6 - 2006-10-26

• Political Opposites Debate in the State Capitol
• Marijuana at Center of Medical Debate
• Bringing Concerns to Regents
• Protestors Decry Violence
• AFSCME Protests for Future
• Calling for Curriculum Change
• A Calmer Halloween
• A Local Taste of Fair Trade
• Sexpert Urges UCSC to Reclaim Sexuality
• Big Plan on Campus
• UCSC Trailer Park in Peril
• Crosstown Traffic

• Students in Scramble for Off-Campus Living
• City Fires Back with Lawsuit over Environmental Concerns
• Dealing with Development
• Galactic Comes to the Catalyst
• "Shortbus" Makes Artful Use of Graphic Sex
• The Boy is Back
• A Honking Good Time at Vegoose
• Three Cheers for Men's Soccer
• Slug Talk Supports Slug Sports
• PRO/CON: The Growing Debate
• PRO/CON: The Growing Debate
• A Sham of a Visit

Volume 41, Issue 5 - 2006-10-19

• UCSC Stands Up For the Environment
• Desalination May Soothe City's Water Woes
• Republican Party Faces Blue Crush
• Messages from Oaxaca Protestors
• Rising Global Terror, Death Toll Fuel Debate
• Welcome to Santa Cruz
• Slugs Find Love in Cyberspace

• Safe Venues to Voice Your Desired Passion
• Mystery Marathon Falls Short of Expectation
• Women's Soccer Extends Streak to 12
• Women's Cross Country Makes Strides
• UN Integrity Must Be Maintained
• Here Come Those Wedding Bell Blues

Volume 41, Issue 4 - 2006-10-12

• A Naked Run Through Campus
• Campus Fights for Diversity
• One Woman's Decision, A Country's Benefit
• The Owl's Nest Gets a Face Lift
• Administrators Expect Protest of Regents
• Military to be Absent from Fall Job Fair
• On-Campus Students Feeling Hunger Pains
• Amy Goodman Demands Democracy Now!
• Church Shelter Program Gets Facelift
• Construction on High Street Nearing Completion
• Saving the World One Coffee Bean at a Time
• Modern China
• ACLU Loyalists Call For Change in Leadership

• Patient Eyes on Thai Interim Government
• Democrats Hoping to Cash in on GOP Scandals
• Televising the American Dream
• Santa Cruz Bar Supports Local Musicians
• New School Art from Old School Students
• Soulful Aussie Pair Head to Felton
• Women's Soccer Hangs on to Remain Undefeated
• Recreation Department Putting New Funds to Use
• Men's Soccer Proves Worth in 'Gutsy' Win
• Different Smokes for Different Folks
• France the Latest to Snuff Public Smoking
• Saving Roe: Why South Dakota Should Reject HB 1215
• Proposition 1D Costs California Residents More Than it's Worth

Volume 41, Issue 3 - 2006-10-05

• Growing Pains for On-Campus Living
• Santa Cruz Citizens Discuss Gang Violence
• Bacteria Plagues Summer Beach Days, Again
• Nomenclature Clash Takes New Turn
• Activist Group Urges Students to Take a Stand
• Congress Passes Controversial Detainee Bill
• Joseph Wilson Gives it to UC Students Straight
• Vaccine Helps Prevent Cervical Cancer
• Scientists Discover New Sides to Everyday Napkin
• Twenty Six Miles of Madness
• Designing Trends

• Japanese DJ Krush Lends Insights on New Album
• Local Dancers Proclaim: "It's Ass Time!"
• Splitting Seconds Proves Determination Pays Off
• Doors Wide Open for Aspiring Poets
• Men's Soccer Continues to Dominate
• 'Baby Slugs' Taking Baby Steps Toward Playoffs
• Water Polo Team Fights More than Opponents
• Pro-Notification Initiative Tries Again
• President, Congress Justifying War Atrocities
• Public Must Demand Accountability in News Coverage

Volume 41, Issue 2 - 2006-09-28

• California Campuses Build Coalitions
• Regents Approve Contentious Development Plan
• Campus Orgs Get Political
• Santa Cruz Lights Way For Peace
• Parking Problems Continue for Students
• Say Goodbye to Your Muscle Mass, Popeye
• Side Effects May Include: Dent in Your Pocketbook
• Difficult Decisions Loom in Darfur Crisis

• Into the Belly of the Beast
• Comedians Teach Audience to Laugh
• Swim Team Prepares to Cross Monterey Bay
• HPV Vaccine: Good, But Not Good Enough
• Chavez Heats Up UN with Fiery Language
• The Role of Criticism in Denton's Death
• The Time is Right to Show your PRIDE