At it’s best, the Hampshire five-piece juxtapose wistful, jaded lyrics and swooshing effects with big-ass “crunch-crunch” noises out of a Korn concert.
A backhoe works on downtown as part of the State St. Beautification Project.
Who says swingin’ requires multiple partners? Jazz at the Lobero presents the Ray Brown Trio tonight at 8. Bassist Ray Brown was a founding member of the Charlie Parker/Dizzy Gillespie quintet, later to collaborate (in more than one sense) with Ella Fitzgerald.
The combination of responsible attendance and new bikes, double U-locked with the promise that they will remain in their owners’ possession, clog and clutter most of the lots.
While uninspired students drag their bodies out of bed and slide lethargically into class after a spring fever, the UCSB men’s volleyball team is ecstatic just being home.
The University of California has withdrawn its Education Abroad Program students in Israel due to the increasing violence and recent attacks in the Middle East.
Ahh, the sights and sounds of southwest Utah: the babbling streams, the venous walls of crimson rock towering above the desert floor, and the Traveler-model Swiss army knife blade protruding from my hand.
The UCSB baseball team hoped to recover from a recent losing binge on the road by opening Big West play with a series win. Instead, the Gauchos relapsed and lost two of three games against Cal State Northridge at Caesar Uyesaka Stadium.
Even though Isla Vista has almost three times the number of legal liquor licenses allowed under California law, Dublin’s, a new sports bar and grill on Pardall Road, is scheduled to open as soon as possible.
Being a sex columnist, I suppose I shouldn’t be surprised at the range of topics that randomly pop up when I’m in a crowd. But I have no idea where the word “circumcision” came into anything I said. Honest.