Interview: Promise Ring
Cracking your skull is one thing, but not having a skull you could break your brain, and you’re not supposed to break your brain – that’s what I hear.
Former Black Panther Party Leader Lectures on Activism in Corwin Pavilion
Last time Elaine Brown was in Santa Barbara, a bank burned down.
Master Plan I.V. Redesign: Berkeley Company Envisions Downtown, Permit Parking, Shuttles, Connection to UCSB
The plan focuses on an overlap between the university and I.V., which would be achieved by the construction of structures to be used by both the community and UCSB.
UCSB Men’s Volleyball Hopes to Drop LBSU
The Gauchos will try to get over .500 in conference competition in their match.
Speed and Death are America’s Apple Pie
Dale Earnhardt died Sunday when his brain suddenly snapped off his spine in the kind of superwhiplash that occurs when you hit a wall going 190 mph.
UCSB Baseball Bombs Westmont 8-3
The Gauchos have now won three out of their last four games, and seem to be improving with each contest.
Column: Bidding Fond Farewell to a Recently Departed Friend
Dearly beloved, we have gathered here today to mourn the passing of our dear friend Napster, who was taken from us by the ruthless bastards who refuse to understand the true value of art.
Sheriff’s Dept., Council Award Locals for Community Action
This year, 18 people were recognized at the luncheon ceremony, held at Timber’s Restaurant in Goleta.
Interview: “Bash” Director Marc Shaw
"He uses "Mormon" as a universal term for people who grew up in religious communities in general."
Maya Angelou Speaks to 2,000 at Arlington Theater
"It is important, I think, for each of us to see ourselves as lights, not just as having lights, but being lights."