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Spice Girls Alumnus Success Story Star Wars Feedback Jamiroquai Are you seeing anyone? Or do you have an antiusura relationship w ith .. i Inside: Spice Girls Alumnus Success Story Star Wars Feedback Jamiroquai ¿ k e A s c t J v - » KEVIN GLEASON/Dafly Nexus... 2 A Thursday, February 6,1997 Daily Nexus that tight with the group. Basically, he was a valu­ able employee, but he’s THE DAILY NEXUS’ 1997 not Jabba’s kid brother as the scene sort of paints I b e s t I "UCSB READERSHIP POLL him as. ^w O F UCSB 1997 ^ Mike: About Boba Fett ^ READERSHIP P O LL* ^ being added ... H ’ e T i i M A C a p Marc: Yeah. Boba Fett staring into the camera for a full five seconds was Y o u r R o cf 1 cheese with a capital “C.” luur D v d i i Artsweek: So, Davia ^ DAILY NEXUST what did you think? You’ve got to let us know! Hosted by your host, Davia: Well, I’ve always loved Star Wars. It was Rules: 1. NO PHOTOCOPIED BALLOTS. 2. Ballots must be dropped off at the Dally Nexus Jason Sattler just great to see it on the Ad Office, underneath Storke Tower, by Wednesday, February 19, at 5pm. 3. The "Best Of’ Issue big screen; that was the will be published on Friday, February 28. 4 . ONE Ballot per person. 5. Ballots must be filled out with reasonable completeness. Ballots with less than half of the blanks filled will be recycled with Prepare to qualify. reason I went alacrity. 6. NOTE: The Nexus' 'Best of UCSB' is intended to be a good-natured contest among Everyone and their mother can claim Artsweek: So what did you think ab­ business groups and others in the community. In other words, this is not a cutthroat competition that they have some expertise concerning out Leia’s makeup? I hate to sound like whose results are somehow of deep and lasting significance. Please do not take it as such. the Star Wars trilogy. If you haven’t seen Joan Rivers here (1 imitate Joan Rivers’ 7. 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