Turds and Tulips
The Nexus Talks Turkey, Hands Out Flowers and Feces for Recent Happenings
Women’s Volleyball Will Face #13 BYU in Final Home Match
The #14 Santa Barbara women’s volleyball team will battle #13 Brigham Young University on Friday night at 7 in what will be the Gauchos’ last home and regular season match of the year.
Online Company Closes as New State Law Bans Sale of Unauthorized Notes
The California legislature has decided that lectures are the property of the professors who give them, putting an end to the attempts of some online companies to offer students class notes.
What I.V. Needs Is a Good Flushing
The Low Down – In an ideal scenario, a monster 8.3 earthquake would roar out of a dormant fault line in the Santa Barbara Channel and reduce Isla Vista to rubble.
Non-Profit Organizations Put the Green in Gray
Today’s gubernatorial civics lesson: It isn’t bribery if the $2.4 million dollars is nonprofit. Gray Davis, our democratically bought and paid-for governor, is a busy man.
Seeing the Light
Feature photo
Fence Will Not Keep People Out
Beach access is a commonly used public resource, and people tend to walk around, or over, fences that stand in their way
Police Blotter
From the Reports of the Isla Vista Foot Patrol
Faculty Member Faces Scrutiny in Book
Allegations that anthropologists, including one former UCSB professor, deliberately infected a South American Indian tribe with an epidemic and falsified evidence of violence among the group have sparked fierce debate in the anthropological community.
Ndiaye Out 4-6 Weeks With Ring-Finger Fracture; Team Looks to Vucovich
One little ring finger hangs in the balance of the UCSB men’s basketball team’s young season. Senior power forward Adama Ndiaye is expected to miss four to six weeks after fracturing his left ring finger while trying to handle a deflected ball in practice last Thursday.