It Rained Tuesday, With all the Usual and Wet Results
Rain in Santa Barbara is not a pleasant thing. We don’t expect rain here – a lot of us chose this school for that very reason. That’s probably why the inaugural precipitation makes us feel so cheated.
UCSB Scientists Study Ocean Seeps
Professors in the geological sciences and geography departments have spent the last six years studying the origin of the seeps.
I There A Procrastination Gene?
There are two ways I write a college paper. The first way is a frenzy of last minute research followed by a paper that is in no way good, but not worse than the usual bullshit. The second way is to try and start early, plan out the paper, think about checking out books, worry […]
What To Do When They Come for You
Daily Nexus staff writer Ladan Moeenziai spends a sober Friday night hanging with the Isla Vista Foot Patrol. By the end of the evening, Moeenziai discovers the drunken-stupor masses romaing the streets aren’t nearly as entertaining as they think they are.
PAC Your Vote!
Today the county is holding elections for the Isla Vista Project Area Committee. The IVPAC is the committee responsible for making recommendations for the Isla Vista Master Plan.
Community To Vote for PAC Reps
Elections for representatives to the Isla Vista Project Area Committee will be held today, despite a pending lawsuit and restraining order filed by I.V. business owners to protest the formation of the PAC.
Judge Passes Sentence in Battery Trial
Adam Delafuente was sentenced to 30 days in Santa Barbara County jail and three years of probation for a misdemeanor battery that occurred over a year ago.
Living Without Vowels: The Creepy, Craky Tale Behind the UCen’s Past
Tomorrow is Halloween, and what this town needs is a good ghost story to get it in the mood. What follows is a tale of the darker side of UCSB, one of our community’s own little urban legends.