I-5 Expansion: Great Idea, But Don’t Increase Traffic
Lately, UCSD students have gotten the short end of the transportation stick.
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Editorials
The Guardian’s Editorial Board is composed of the sitting Editor in Chief, Managing Editors, News Editors and Opinion Editors. Editorials written by the Editorial Board represent only the opinion of a majority vote of the Editorial Board, and are not meant to necessarily reflect the views of the student body, the University of California, the UC Board of Regents or the Associated Students.
Your Vote Counts
Last night’s divestment debate is a clear indicator of how important A.S. Council’s decisions are to our campus climate. At the beginning of spring quarter, students must make informed decisions on voting for next year’s council members.
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Save Price Center: Vote on the UCAB Referendum
You’re not alone if you can’t tell the difference between University Centers Advisory Board and University Centers. We can’t really either (for our purposes, they are essentially interchangeable).
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To Increase Student Engagement, Move Forums Online
There are almost 7,000 members in the “UCSD Students Against Transportation Changes” Facebook group, yet only 50 or so students — including members of A.S. Council and a Guardian reporter and photographer — attended the last town hall meeting. This is a dismal turnout.
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In With the New
UCSD is undergoing a major overhaul in administration this year, which may affect its ability to stay highly ranked among universities across the globe.
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Buffet-Style Works at Other Colleges, But Not at UCSD
OVT’s failed implementation of all-you-care-to-eat dining is a marker of poor communication between administrative decisions and student preferences.
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Becoming a Greener Machine
Divesting from coal-mining companies will increase UCSD’s economic sustainability, but our campus can make even more concrete changes to reduce its carbon footprint.
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Students, Make Good Use of the Delayed TPS Changes
Just two weeks ago we wrote an editorial encouraging UCSD Transportation Services to consider other options and especially student input before proceeding with the proposed shuttle cuts. Now, things have changed (Such is news, right?).
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Going Down with the SHIP
UCSD paved its own road to debt by initially offering SHIP prices too low, leaving students to be unfairly held accountable for this mistake.
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Council Needs to be More Expedient in Deliberations
With election season underway, A.S. Council needs to ensure that issues are dealt with in a timely manner.
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