Parental Notification Keeps I.V. Safe
This Fall, the university is implementing a “parental notification” system for all undergraduates who are cited for misdemeanors in Isla Vista.
Supervisors To Vote on Public Nuisance Ordinance May 28
If the Santa Barbara Sheriff’s Dept. gets its way, Del Playa Drive parties may become invitation-only.
I Think Writer Jane Austen …
It happens every time. The guy asks what I am reading. I say Jane Austen. He cringes and cries out that her books are only about “women wanting to find rich husbands.”
Baseball: Gauchos Pummel Sacramento State to Capture Series
Good things seem to come in pairs: two-for-one happy hour specials, breasts, and Gaucho wins.
Police Warn UCSB Campus to Keep an Eye Out for Former Student
Samuel Strelitz, a former UCSB student, was convicted on May 16 of interfering with, delaying and obstructing a peace officer and for trespassing on the UCSB campus, according to campus police.
I Think Writer Jane Austen …
As such a dedicated Jane Austin fan, I feel content in wondering: “Why didn’t this woman’s husband feed her to sharks two centuries ago?”
Sports Guy: NorCal vs. SoCal: Why the Bitter Rivalry With Sports?
I am fascinated by the bitter athletic rivalry at UCSB between students originating from northern and southern California. I’m bewildered by the number of times I’ve heard the bashing, profanity and utter disrespect for the opposing regions.
Culture Week Unites Asian Ethnicities
Roughly 45 different ethnicities fall under the continental designation Asian, including Filipinos, Vietnamese, Indian, Tibetan, Chinese, Korean and Japanese peoples.
Rock Climbing Helps to Weed Out the Morons From the Masters
I would like to disagree with Michael Long’s assessment of the sport of climbing in, “Rock Climbing: Santa Barbara: Like a Rock” (Daily Nexus, May 17).