The Reader’sVoice: Student’s Column Needs Clarification Over KCSB Funding
In response to Chris Hubbard’s column about the Associated Students’ annual budget a correction regarding KCSB-FM’s financial relationship to A.S. is in order.
Anger Lead to the Dark Side
Some children have the erie ability to scream as if their skin is being slowly ripped off of their face.
A.S. Retracts Controversial Resolution
In one of its last chances to pass legislation, the 2001-2002 Associated Students Legislative Council debated, and ultimately withdrew, a controversial position paper in support of Israel that also called for an end to anti-Semitism within the University.
Hate Leads to Suffering
The news filtering into our campus about heated clashes throughout the world between pro-Israeli and pro-Palestinian groups has many worried.
Baseball: UCSB Keeps Heads Up Against Hornets
Within one strike away of capturing its first series sweep of the season last week against University of the Pacific, the UCSB baseball team hopes to get it right this time.
Environmentalists Criticize Rat Poison
The National Park Service is facing a lot of pressure from local environmentalist groups who argue that the rat poison recently dropped on Anacapa Island killed more than just rats.
Your Silence Around Sexist Pigs Encourages a Rape Culture
It’s ridiculous. With all the magazines, movies and Internet sites dedicated to better sex, only a small group of the men on campus are dedicated to actively improving relationships between the genders.
Rock Climbing: Santa Barbara: Like a Rock
High above the city, among the purple majesty of the Santa Barbara mountains, a man clings to a modest handhold, high on a jagged face of a 40-foot boulder.
SB County Prepares for 2002 Fire Season
Fire season has hit Santa Barbara County, and local fire protection agencies are working to strengthen their resources and remind people about fire safety.