Athlete of the Week: Gauchos Lean on Ndiaye’s Shoulder
Santa Barbara has learned to gel and compete in every game, thanks in a large part to the return and blossoming of Ndiaye and a bonding summer workout regimen.
Anthrax Smanthrax
The weatherpet uses biological weapons.
New Student Health Fee Takes Effect
Undergraduate students who receive psychiatric support at Student Health Services may be surprised to find that the formerly free service could now cost them $22 per visit, depending on their insurance.
Bodies Don’t Lie
The Santa Barbara Dance Alliance is unique in its mission to support local up-and-coming choreographers.
U.S.’s Treatment of Taliban Doesn’t Warrant Criticism
As the transfer of al-Qaeda prisoners to Camp X-Ray in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, continues, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld warns the American public that we’ve now entered a dangerous phase of the war on terrorism. He is so right.
Beware the Man With a Clipboard, Forked Tongue
Saying politics are dirty may be like saying water is wet, but even if that’s the case, county politics are a drenching tsunami of filth.
SB Airport Expansion Plan Creates Dispute
In order to meet new runway-safety regulations and current aviation needs, Santa Barbara Airport is planning a major renovation that will necessitate the relocation of Tecolotito Creek.
Not Just a Passing Fad
Emerging during the mid-’90s, Styles of Beyond tested the waters with their first single, “Killer Instinct,” in 1997. Their full-length response, “2000 Fold,” dropped a year later and was an underground success.
Men’s Tennis: Santa Barbara Prepares to Swing for Victories With Experienced Squad
Each season brings an optimism that everyone can feel, and the level of excitement surrounding this year’s UCSB men’s tennis team is one that has not been felt in years.
Rockin’ the Clichés
Vue rhythm guitarist Jonah Buffa’s least favorite review was the one that labeled his band “retro.”