ILLin With Appelbaum: Surpising T’wolves Feed off Greatness of the ‘SuperFreak’
“It ain’t like I can’t.” – Minnesota Timberwolves forward Kevin Garnett on the possibility of taking over the point guard position after Terrell Brandon went down with arthroscopic knee surgery.
City Council Debates Zoning
One month away from incorporation, the new city of Goleta is tackling development right off the bat: a proposed housing project, called the Village at Los Carneros.
UCSB’s Torchbearers Deserve Recognition for Their Distinction
UCSB is well represented in the 2002 Olympic Torch Relay by two inspirational individuals who both happen to be from the Department of Dramatic Arts.
Marshall To Chair SB Board of Supervisors
As chair, Marshall will run the board’s weekly meetings, represent the county on several statewide committees, including the California State Association of Counties, and act as chair of the county’s Flood Control District and Redevelopment Agency.
Heater May Be Cause of Picasso Fire
The fire that tore through an apartment at 6651 Picasso Rd. on Nov. 30, leaving two people dead and two others injured, may have been caused by a space heater, authorities say.
A Sight as Lovely as a ‘Shroom
I intend to resurrect the art of journalistic prose.
Male Student Dies in San Nicolas Hall
Campus police responded to a 911 call from the residence hall at 9:42 a.m. and discovered Leo Lydon unconscious and unresponsive, a UCPD statement said. Paramedics pronounced him dead on the scene.
Winter Recap: UCSB Rolls
During the holidays it is better to give than to receive, and that’s just what the UCSB men’s basketball team did, as the players gave out three defeats to their opponents while receiving only one back in favor, over the Winter Break.
Living Without Vowels: Ringing in a Year of Disasters, Cartoons and Vomit
Most people make resolutions they won’t keep, they plan for things that will never happen and they dream about how things will be different. I guess I can’t blame them too much – optimism never killed anyone.
UCSA Lobbies for Three Main Goals in ’01-’02
The University of California Student Association is working this year to get money for student housing while lobbying against a state budget cut that would leave the UC with less funding.