2007 Spring General
Election Supplement

Pro Statement

The Daily Nexus - and its predecessors - has provided the UCSB community with news, opinion and entertainment since the campus first opened. It offers this service five days of week and costs students only $0.85 per undergraduate student per quarter during the academic year, and $0.57 per undergraduate student for summer sessions. Since it received this lock-in fee in the 1970s, the Daily Nexus has never asked students for a fee increase, and promises to never do so.
Your campus newspaper asks that you continue to support it by voting in favor of its reaffirmation. Doing so ensures that the paper will be ready for you every morning, and be ready for generations of students to come.

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The La Cumbre Yearbook for the past 85 years has documented the institutional and cultural evolution of UC Santa Barbara. Serving as a student mediated artifact of the changing landscapes associated with UCSB, every volume of La Cumbre fights to image the historical specificity of each year. In addition to illustrating each academic year as a unique unit, the entirety of the La Cumbre library acts as the school's only cumulative historical reference; proving its invaluable service for the students of yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Keeping these archaeological and genealogical functions in mind, the future need for the La Cumbre yearbook is best summarized in the words of Katherine Bishop, the Editor of the 1929 La Cumbre: "If, in the years to come, La Cumbre can bring to mind the occurrences of the past year[s] so that none of the idealism and romance are lost then, indeed, the work of the staff will have been fruitful."