Black Tide Rip Through San Diego During UPA Regional Tourney Highlighted By Win over UC
The Black Tide rolled into San Diego this past weekend, where it won the UPA Regional Qualifier Tournament for the men’s club ultimate Frisbee team.
The Militarization of Space Threatens World Peace
The only way Bush can pursue his bombastic aims of an atmospheric missile shield over the U.S. is by doing away with the pesky ABM treaty, which outlaws the militarization of space and the construction of such missile shields.
Chumash Tribe, County Supervisors at Odds Over Proposed Casino Expansion
Negotiations between the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians and Santa Barbara County representatives regarding the Chumash Casino expansion crapped out last week when tribal leaders said the county violated terms of their agreement.
Pi Kappa Alpha Owes Students a Refund and an Apology
It was a piss-poor move by Pike to overbook Fight Night by several hundred people and I hope there is some consequence to pay.
Conservative Students Also Deserve Representation
My question for Kaiserman, as he is also a newly elected representative of the students, is whether he feels capable of representing the conservative students at UCSB?
Column: Find Time for Understanding During Queer Pride Week
The phone rings at 3:30 in the morning and for a minute I think it’s my alarm clock. My friend Chris from back home is on the other line, and he’s in tears.
Strange Alchemy
Steve Giddings comes into his office most mornings and sits down at his desk with a piece of paper and a pencil. Then, he stares off into space.
SBCC Student Falls To Death From DP Home
Twenty-year-old Santa Barbara City College student Timothy Baptista was pronounced dead Sunday at 1 a.m. after falling off a 40-foot cliff onto the beach.
Fight (for a seat) Night
Two heads are better than one … but not if those heads are meatheads.
UCSB Baseball Take Two: Santa Barbara Pounds Dirtbags
The #25 UCSB baseball team had hoped to do some spring cleaning this weekend with Long Beach State in town.