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X13 Marks the Spot

At precisely 1:15 p.m. this past Sunday, hordes of happy Gauchos ditched their pre-game parties and headed to Harder Stadium for the biggest free event of the school year. Tons of graduates, Isla Vistans and SBCC kids alike attempted to sneak in, hoping to hop the fence undetected. Back for [...]

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Writer Shares SF Adventures

On May 22, 2013 at 4 p.m., author Joe Riley will visit UCSB to read excerpts from his new book How Strange Is It To Be Anything At All at the Old Little Theatre at the College of Creative Studies. How Strange Is It To Be Anything At All is [...]

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Getting Acquainted With the AlloSphere, MAT: How Art and Tech Collide on Campus

With new discoveries in the scientific field happening every day, research collaborations that bring science, engineering and technology together with the arts are currently being facilitated on UCSB’s campus. This cross-disciplinary field fosters a unique environment where scientific data can present new “answers” to scientific questions when presented through interactive [...]

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‘Gatsby’ Weighed Down by Big Baz Mistakes

Let’s face it: The Great Gatsby was the one book that we all actually read in high school from beginning to end — even the slackers and math and science nerds were not immune to its spell. Over the last century, F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel about inaccessible ideals and the [...]

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‘Reel Loud’ 2013 Promises Great Entertainment

The 22nd Reel Loud Film Festival will take over Campbell Hall on Friday May 24. If you’re wondering what Reel Loud is, you’ve probably been living under a rock for the last two quarters, as posters and events advertising the festival’s theme, “Alfred Hitchcock Presents,” have been all over the [...]