Gauchos Slug Louisville, Can’t Cope With Huskers
The Gauchos shipped the Cardinals back home to Louisville, but Santa Barbara could not muster enough points from beyond the arc to uproot the Huskers.
University Negotiates Nuclear Labs Contract
Debate over the extension and revision of nuclear laboratory management contracts between the University of California and the Dept. of Energy (DOE) has stoked a fire under UCSB professors, who have historically opposed the mixing of defense with public learning.
Waves Roll UCSB in Opening Game
The shorthanded UCSB men’s basketball team was wiped out by tidal Waves on Sunday afternoon, falling 64-53 to Pepperdine in Malibu.
Local Charity Raises Record-High amount for Relief Efforts Abroad
Despite tremendous worldwide need for medical equipment, Direct Relief International is working to fill in the gaps for 47 different countries through efforts from its Santa Barbara headquarters.
The Readers’ Voice: Democratic Lawyers Play Partisan Game in Florida
Editor, Daily Nexus: This letter is in response to Roger Freedman’s letter (The Reader’s Voice, “Bush Campaign Should Support Fairness in Florida, Nov. 16) in which he chastises the Bush campaign for not being bipartisan. This argument is laughable; it is clear that neither side is being bipartisan. You claim that the Bush campaign is […]
Santa Barbara Outlasts Mustangs
Since NCAA football had its "Rivalry Weekend" this past Saturday, it was only fitting that on Friday night Cal Poly and #14 Santa Barbara did battle in what has become a bitter central coast women’s volleyball rivalry.
UCSB Men’s Group Sponsors Breast Resource Center’s Cancer Seminar
Determined to undo negative male stereotypes, a group of Latino men helped orchestrate a workshop last weekend designed to teach women the value of preventive care.
Hmong Students Commemorate Ancestral Asian Traditions
The UCSB Hmong Student Union celebrated its New Year on Saturday at Girsh Park in Goleta.
Cut-and-Paste
If you envision sound as an auditory sculpture, then the members of Jassanova are its elite artisans. For those who still envision electronic music as nothing more than a soundtrack for 18-year-old glowstick-twirling ravettes dancing all night to the thump, thump, thump of redundant 4/4 techno, let me paint you a picture.
Gauchos Looking to Crash Undertow of Pepperdine
The UCSB men’s basketball team opens up its regular season this Sunday with a matchup against Pepperdine at Firestone Fieldhouse in Malibu.