Gauchos Pulverize Beach in Blowout
The Gauchos relieved all their aggression last Saturday night and for Long Beach State, that was bad news. The UCSB men’s basketball team throttled the 49ers 82-50 before an enthusiastically supportive Thunderdome crowd of 3,426 spectators.
Venoco Gas Emissions Spark Safety Concerns
Two uncontrolled gas releases from the Venoco Ellwood Onshore Facility – one containing the hazardous gas hydrogen sulfide – have prompted concern from area residents and environmental groups about its safety and location.
UCSB Remains Perfect in Big West with Pair of W’s
After having their 58-game Big West winning streak snapped last season, the Gauchos are once again stringing victories together en masse, and at the expense of their conference foes.
Residents Meet to Discuss IVTC Goals, Projects
The workshop was held for youth and other community members to discuss the future needs of the IVTC. Approximately 50 community members showed up to suggest what programs were important for the teen center to consider in its plan.
Black Tide: Black Tide Rolls Before Rain Washes Out Tourney
The Black Tide, the men’s ultimate frisbee team, went undefeated in four closely contested games this weekend, including a thrilling 14-12 overtime win in Saturday night’s feature game against Ohio State.
ChannelKeeper Declares Independence
The Santa Barbara ChannelKeeper, a non-profit organization committed to protecting Santa Barbara’s watersheds, announced its independence from the Environmental Defense Center Sunday night at its second annual benefit.
War Reporter To Give Free Lecture Tonight
CNN Correspondent Siobhan Darrow will give a free lecture tonight at 8 in Corwin Pavilion on her new book, “Flirting With Danger: Confessions of a Reluctant War Reporter.”
Feature Photo: That’s The Way the Cliff Crumbles
The bluff on the 6600 block of Del Playa loses another supporting chunk, causing the cliff to recede below this apartment complex’s foundation.
This Time, Things Will be Different
Every quarter I find myself falling into into the same study habits.
Gauchos Blow Shot at First Place in Big West
The Anteaters connected on 6-7 three-pointers during a pivotal six-minute stretch of the second half, sinking UCSB’s ship in an 81-70 washout.