Friday Night’s Tragedy Deeply Impacts Community Still Reeling From Year of Loss
We mourn collectively for such a seemingly senseless loss of life, but extend our deepest sympathies to the families and friends of Christopher Divis, Nicholas Bourdakis, Elie Israel and Ruth Levy.
Mourners Congregate for Patrick “Trick” Wen Tsu Hsu’s Memorial
Hsu was found dead Saturday, Feb. 10, in his parents’ San Jose residence. An unknown explosive device, which was allegedly mailed to his parents’ home, caused his death.
UCSB Women’s Basketball Sweep Weekend Idaho Road Trip
The UCSB women’s basketball team has battled through adversity all season, and this weekend provided another opportunity for the Gauchos to display their resiliency.
UCSB Men’s Volleyball End Two-Match Losing Streak Against LaVerne
It was slow going, but the Gauchos found the right tools to get back on the road and zoomed past the Leopards at the Thunderdome.
10-Person Jury Makes Decision on [RE] Vision Competition: Envision Designs
The Berkeley-based firm beat out four finalists, 29 international entries in all, winning an additional $10,000 and the right to negotiate a contract with the county to produce I.V.’s master plan.
Driver Kills Four Pedestrians in Isla Vista
An 18-year-old UCSB student was arrested and charged with DUI and vehicular manslaughter after crashing his car on Sabado Tarde and killing four pedestrians Friday night. Two of the victims’ names have been released.
Men’s Basketball Whips Mustangs Again
If the UCSB men’s basketball team can get what it wants every time it plays, it’d be sitting on top of the world.
U.S. Bombing Campaign Against Iraq Is Legitimate
To those countries with plenty to say: Either accept the actions taken by the U.N. pilots for their safety or stay the hell out of these matters, as you have no room to talk due to a long history of hypocrisy, lack of backbone or both.
20-Year-Old UCSB Student Takes Own Life
Junior law and society major Miyaka Geh died at her home in Los Angeles on Feb. 12.The gunshot wound was apparently self-inflicted.
Softball Smothered by Tigers in Pitchers’ Duel
Thursday’s home game against Auburn University was merely the latest in a series of hard-fought, tough losses for the Gauchos, who fell 2-1.