Construction Worker Discovers Human Remains in Lompoc Field
An unidentified human skeleton was discovered in a field in Lompoc on Tuesday.
Santa Barbara Brings the Lumber in 9-0 Demolition of Westmont
The Gauchos continued their sizzling play of late Wednesday afternoon against Westmont, crushing the Warriors, 9-0.
Former “Jane Roe” Was Callous But Not Wrong
The issue of abortion is not decided by the attitude or verbal skill of the person arguing for or against it.
FIlm Review: “The Tailor of Panama”
His name is Osnard. Andy Osnard. An arrogant yet sly British spy with a taste for liquor, fine linen suits, and nymphomaniac diplomats in skirts. He picks safes, drives nice cars and is oh so charming. Of course, there is no one more qualified to play Osnard than “Mr. Shaken-not-stirred” himself, Pierce Brosnan. British spies, […]
Leg Council Approves Ballot for Election; Declaration of Party Affiliation Remains
With elections just around the corner, Associated Students Legislative Council approved the ballot for the Spring 2001 General Elections last night at its first meeting of the quarter.
Straight To Video Classics: “The Perfect Tenant”
I’ve gotten thousands of letters from aspiring straight-to-video filmmakers asking for promotion and advice. I give them a big middle finger when it comes to promotion; you gotta prove classic status before I even think of giving your movie an internationally published “thumbs up.” But I am ready and willing to dish out the advice. […]
Theater Review: “Nasty with a Twist”
This coming weekend, the MultiCultural Drama Company presents “Nasty with a Twist,” an adults-only theater presentation that addresses issues like government corruption, racism and pornographic nastiness. “Nasty with a Twist” is written, directed and acted by performers involved in the roughly 14-member drama company that has been around for about three years. It consists of […]
Film Review: “Bittersweet Motel”
“Do you have to be on drugs to listen to Phish?” asks the cameraman. “No.” It’s where all those sloppily dressed kids that don’t know how to brush their hair go. The sprightly young man (somewhere on Phish’s European tour) tells us this as he skips merrily down the street, shredding on his harmonica. I […]
Various Artists | Def Jux Presents … | Def Jux
It’s been about three years since we last heard from Company Flow. Back in ’97 it dropped Funcrusher Plus, then in ’98 it dropped the “End To End Burners” 12″, and in ’99 it dropped El-P’s partner-in-rhyme, Big Jus. Now it’s 2001 and Co Flow is back with a new label, a posse and a […]
Semisonic | All About Chemistry | MCA
This is just embarrassing. Rather, it’s unfortunate. All About Chemistry acts as a sober reminder of the effects that ego, money and time can have on a band. Semisonic, or more specifically, lead singer Dan Wilson, has become selfish and overindulgent in what he perceives as a concept album. A misguided attempt at expressing love […]