Editorial: Why Was UCSB Severely Ill-Equipped for its Return to In-Person Instruction?
Issues from the housing shortage to the current lack of courses show that UCSB is not meeting the basic needs of its students.
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Issues from the housing shortage to the current lack of courses show that UCSB is not meeting the basic needs of its students.
Asumi Shuda (she/they) is an assistant news editor for the Daily Nexus. She can be reached at asumishuda@dailynexus.com or news@dailynexus.com.
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