Protesters Fight Ocean Protection
Commercial and sport fishermen wearing red T-shirts lined up Friday over proposals to protect up to 34 percent of the waters around the Channel Islands off the coast of Santa Barbara.
Face Off: Should Pharmacists Prescribe the Morning-after Pill?
A new California law that allows pharmacies to distribute emergency contraceptives (EC) – commonly known as the morning-after pill – without doctor’s prescriptions was enacted in January.
Gauchos Cruise Past Tigers, Matadors
Two rookies powered UCSB to a convincing 83-66 victory over UOP before giving way to the Gauchos’ leader in Santa Barbara’s 80-53 demolition of the Matadors on Sunday afternoon.
Local Groups Clean Up Isla Vista
On Saturday Feb. 9 the Isla Vista Recreation and Parks District hosted a volunteer clean up of garbage and debris in Isla Vista.
Santa Barbara Beats Stanford in Thrilling Sweep at Rob Gym
UCSB topped Stanford 30-24, 30-22, 30-15 in front of 785 spectators at Rob Gym to keep its unblemished record at home alive.
A.S. Executive Director Hopefuls Come to UCSB
UCSB students, faculty, and staff can meet Cynthia Smith, one of five candidates for the position of Associated Students Executive Director today between 2:30 and 3:15 in the A.S. conference room.
Police in Mexico Arrest Two SB Murder Suspects
Santa Barbara Police Dept. detectives and Mexican State Police arrested two suspects in Mexicali, Mexico, in connection with the January murder of Santa Barbara resident Jacqueline High.
Feb. 11, 2002
Who Said College Kids Are the Rowdy Ones? At approximately 2:09 a.m. on Sunday, Feb. 10, Isla Vista Foot Patrol officers patrolling the 6500 block of El Nido Road noticed an intoxicated 24-year-old male being held up by two other subjects. The officers approached the suspect, who told them he was from Vandenburg Air Force […]