Justice Is Neither Blind Nor Cheap if You Lack Privilege
Frank was charged with burglary and dubbed “the hot prowler” of Winter Break (a hot prowler is a burglar who is seen while committing the crime). There was only one problem: He didn’t steal anything.
Men’s Tennis Falls to Anteaters, San Diego State
The UCSB men’s tennis team endured two rough loses over Easter weekend, losing on Friday to Irvine, 4-3, and Sunday to San Diego State, 7-0.
Cockfights
Most “important” holidays have two sides: the story adults believe and the story children believe.
‘Compassionate Conservatism’ Is a Farce
Do the Republican party faithful, who subscribe to the tenants of the right side of the aisle, see “compassionate conservatism” as part of the program, or is the term nothing more than an oxymoron for the masses?
Gauchos Baseball Rides Winning Ways Into Big West Play
The competition may change for the UCSB baseball team, but, to paraphrase Led Zeppelin, the result remains the same.
‘Broida Expressway’ Future Is Uncertain, Delayed Indefinitely
A proposed bikepath connecting the Engineering building to Broida Hall will not be completed for five or six more years, if ever, as plans work through the university, a member of the campus bicycle safety committee said.
A.S. Will Serve Students Better With Student Services Fee Raise
I know what you’re thinking: What does A.S. do for me and why do they need even more of my money?
Women’s Tennis Pounds San Jose State
San Jose State came to Santa Barbara hoping to get a good tan, but instead SJSU got burned, becoming the most recent victim of the UCSB women’s tennis team.
The Truth About Private Violence
She’s lying on the floor, broken. Her left wrist is fractured in three places and a bead of blood is beginning to trickle down from one nostril to her upper lip.
San Francisco Group Donates Flag To SB’s Gay Community
Members and supporters of Gay Santa Barbara gathered Saturday to raise one of California’s original rainbow gay pride flags in De La Guerra Plaza.