Locals Purchase KDB Radio Station, Plan to Sell to UCSB
A group of local investors purchased one of the largest classical music stations on the West Coast with plans to sell it within the year to UCSB.
UCSB’s “Black Tide” Ultimate Frisbee Team Brings Tsunami to Harder Stadium
This Saturday will be you and your drinking buddies’ big chance to tailgate on Storke Field and PACK HARDER STADIUM. No, our football team has not spontaneously been respawned and re-admitted into the Big West.
Christians Are Everyday People
I am not some crazed religious fanatic with an ax to grind; I am a believer and follower of Jesus Christ.
Ceremony Opens New Rooms for Juvenile Rehabilitation Program
The Santa Barbara County Probation Dept. and the Villa Esperanza Counseling and Education Center opened a new modular group room Thursday off of Hollister Avenue.
I.V. Foot Patrol Releases Holiday Crime Stats
On Thursday, the I.V. Foot Patrol released its annual burglary report for Nov. 23 through Jan. 17, which showed an increase in residential burglaries and decline in vehicle burglaries.
MLK Holiday Marks Day of Reflection on Racism
As a new member of the faculty, I was appalled to open up the student paper on the day after the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday to find James Black’s column (Daily Nexus, "Reverse Racism in Education," Jan. 16).
Whites Must Abandon Privilege for Equality
As a white American I have grown up with all the privileges that are associated with being part of the majority culture.
The Information Age’s Father: UCSB’s Herbert Kroemer
Electrical and computer engineering Professor Herbert Kroemer invented the last 10 years. His work is at the core of everything from cellular phones, to satellites, to the fiber-optic cables rewiring the world.
“Just Another Poster” Chicano Art at the University Art Museum
While the brightly colored posters that adorn the walls of the museum do look deceptively like any of the other advertisements that we see everyday, a more in-depth study of them reveals the plight, as well as the hope, of a culture.
Film Review: Antitrust Borrows and Bombs
Like last year’s "Rules of Engagement," "Antitrust" addresses a provocative contemporary social issue: the parameters on corporate competition and power in an era of hyper-capitalism.