False Appearances Lead to Unsatisfying Relationships
This column will hopefully open up some discussion as to what a true gentleman is, where this notion came from, and whether or not being a gentleman is possible or even a good thing.
UCSB Men’s Basketball Smokes Cal Poly for Fifth Straight Win
UCSB made an astounding 74 percent of their shots in the first half en route to drubbing the Mustangs.
Nuclear Power Is Not a Clean and Economic Resource
It is true that the quantity of radioactive waste is very small. The problems created from this radioactive waste are not equally small.
UCSB Men’s Volleyball Loses a Squeaker to USC
The Trojans were paced by junior All-American opposite hitter Brook Billings’ 20 kills, helping his squad snap a three-match losing streak to come out victorious.
Animal Rights Group Protests Santa Barbara’s Last Fur Retailer
Despite bad weather and low turnout, Animal Emancipation, Inc. staged an anti-fur protest Saturday in front of Ursula’s.
IVRPD Completes Bathroom and Storage Project
Excursions to a local park will no longer be interrupted by the call of nature, thanks to new facilities that took five years in the making.
Men’s Basketball Earns Revenge Against Idaho in Final Seconds
On a night when the UCSB men’s basketball team was not on top of its game, the players managed to squeezed by a relentless Idaho, 69-67, Thursday night in the Thunderdome.
Vouchers Ease Education
The current public school situation, especially here in California, is a high explosive waiting to go off. I’d like to say the solution to disarming this sucker is school vouchers, but nothing is that simple; they can, however, set the dial on the timer back a bit and buy us more time.
Advisory Council Will Meet to Discuss Expansion of Marine Sanctuary
Members of the Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary (CINMS)advisory council and the public will discuss potential boundary-expansion alternatives for the National Marine Sanctuary from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Holiday Inn in Goleta.
Debates Take Flight at Community Meeting to Address Development
The particularities of monarch butterflies’ mating practices and a proposed housing project’s proximity to their love nests filled a county official’s ear last night.