Locals Gather in Support of Living Wage Movement
Rainstorms on Friday night may have slowed traffic, but they did little to dampen the spirits of those who attended a Unidos community celebration and fundraiser.
Science, Religion Forum Attracts Large Audience
UCSB Professor Emeritus Walter Kohn attracted a crowd worthy of a rock concert to Kohn Hall on Friday afternoon.
April Showers Wash Out 4/20 Day Festivities
Plans for last weekend’s 4/20 festival went up in smoke due to bad weather conditions.
Daily Nexus Takes 20 Awards Over Weekend at CIPA
The newspaper received 13 awards Friday for the mail-in entries, including best Opinion, Arts & Entertainment sections in the state.
Take Back the Night Concludes With Candlelight March in I.V.
Last night, approximately 200 men and women gathered in Anisq’ Oyo’ Park from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. to celebrate the culmination of Take Back the Night – a week dedicated to promoting awareness and prevention of sexual assault and rape.
Next Time Won’t You Sing With Me
Given the fact that today is 4/20, the Weathercorrespondents and I have compiled the “stoner alphabet” for your numb-minded pleasure.
Bush Deserves to Bathe in His Own Toxic Rain
George W. Bush is far too committed to Global Warming to just sit back and let it happen. He’s willing to produce as much hot air as it takes. His latest emission of noxious gas was his claim that he’s an environmentalist.
Gaucho Baseball Faces Sac State in Weekend Series
In Big West baseball every series counts, and that’s just the point the UCSB men’s baseball team will take to heart this weekend.
Police Rule Attack in Parking Lot 38 Hoax
A UCSB student who claimed she had been attacked in a parking lot admitted to University of California Police Dept. on Wednesday that she made up the report for personal reasons.
Myth Shrouds the Truth Behind Sexual Assaults
A woman reported to the UCSB police that she was assaulted in a remote parking lot at UCSB at 1:30 a.m. on Wednesday, April 18. Upon further investigation, she retracted her story.