Baseball: UCSB Stares Into Eye of Tigers
The Gauchos will travel to Stockton for a three-game series against UOP at Billy Hebert Field. Santa Barbara will try to snap a seven-game losing streak in conference that has seen them plummet from second to last in the Big West.
The Best Anniversary Gifts Are Fire and Flood
When the date approaches and your steely eyed girlfriend wonders just what you have in store for her, you plan. While no man wishes for war or anniversaries, they are thrust upon us for the preservation of all we cherish.
New Video Store To Open Soon in Isla Vista
Isla Vista Primetime Video is scheduled to open in two weeks, just as soon as construction and renovation are completed. The store is located on the corner of Trigo Road and Embarcadero Del Mar.
Softball: Gauchos Dig In Deep for Final Stretch of Regular Season
Not only do the Gauchos have playoff hopes on the line against the Hornets, but sophomore rightfielder Leslie Simien will lace her running cleats for a Big West record 38th stolen base.
Coalition Against Gun Violence To Hold Event
The Coalition Against Gun Violence of Santa Barbara will host its third annual garden reception in honor of Mother’s Day this Saturday.
Sports Guy: One Man’s Fantasy Is Another’s Reality
In a fantasy world, I would own a Major League Baseball team. Give me the thrills of the war room on draft day, and the grueling negotiations of signing and trading guys.
UC Briefs: May 10, 2002
UCSB professors Joseph G. Polchinski and William W. Murdoch have been inducted into the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, bringing the number of UCSB faculty who are a part of the academy to 23.
Feature Photo: Speaking of Bikes …
Critical Mass, a political activist movement that began in San Francisco, is coming to Isla Vista this evening.
Spider-Man: The Itsy-Bitsy Blockbuster
The clash of the titans (a.k.a. multi-million-dollar blockbusters) hit theaters this month, and so far it’s a spider whipping a scorpion’s ass.
Weather: I Thought We Were Friends, Dave
The WeatherComputer has been rebelling. It shuts down on its own, runs programs nobody tells it to; it’s trying to take control.