Jan. 17 – Jan. 24
Thursday Admit it, there’s something strangely exciting about mixing rock ‘n’ roll with cross-dressing. “Hedwig and the Angry Inch” blends the two perfectly. The film version of John Cameron Mitchell’s off-Broadway musical tells the comedic tale of a rock star, born a man, but who performs as a woman after a botched sex-change operation. Get […]
Lostprophets | The Fake Sound of Progress | Columbia
Hailing from Wales, these six, adolescent-looking nu-metallers attempt to mix rock with piano sounds and turntable effects to produce what I imagine is supposed to be “new and innovative.”
Lecture Hall Hygiene
There is no polite way to tell someone their stench is suffocating.
DA Did Not OK Wiretap on Campus
If Executive Chancellor Ilene Nagel’s office phone was interfered with, as she claims it was last year, it could only have been done illegally by a person familiar with the UCSB phone system.
CIA Spies Persians With Its Blind Eye
The Los Angeles Times reported that, in an attempt to keep their eye on the activities of Iran, the CIA has reassigned a number of its spies to the heavily Iranian-populated city of Los Angeles.
Santa Barbara To Host Matadors at Rob Gym
The UCSB men’s volleyball will be put to the test tonight when Northridge tries to derail its recent momentum. The Gauchos are coming off an impressive showing at the Elephant Bar Invitational last weekend.
Cottage May Cut Goleta Hospital Care
Cottage Health System, which owns and operates the Cottage Hospitals in Goleta, Santa Ynez and Santa Barbara, is predicting a $4 million loss in the coming year at the Goleta Valley location due to a low use of inpatient services.
It May Be Really Weird, but RealDolls Mean Sex to Some
From dildos to rubber vaginas, inflatable women to inflatable sheep, sex with the synthetic is offered as an alternative or a supplement to “normal” sexual activity.
Sports Feature Photo: She Shoots, She Scores
Senior forward Kayte Christensen has been on fire of late, scoring 70 points her last two games while shooting an astounding 29-32 in victories over Northridge and Arizona.
Tutoring Program Assists Local Elementary Students
With 130 volunteers going into Isla Vista and Goleta homes to tutor children every week, the Community Affairs Board (CAB) Family Literacy Program is now enjoying the highest rate of success in its history.