Summer Event Guide
Artsweek recommends you leave your house occasionally. But hell, we don’t. Listed chronologically by date.
Red Tape: The Rest of You Can Get Lost; I’m Staying Right Here
I’m not moving this summer. There. I’ve lost half of your sympathies. All of my stuff will remain in place, collecting Isla Vista dust for another year.
Congress To Review Bush Plan for UC Labs
President Bush proposed the creation of a national research center at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory dedicated to protecting Americans from biological weapons.
Summer Movie Guide
First, a word of advice – raise the armrests. Moveable armrests are a boon for anyone with an s/o and even a nanoliter of hormones. Even if you’re alone, raise the armrests; knowing what you’re missing might just be the social catalyst you’ve been praying for.
UCSB Expands 2002 Class Offerings
In the second year of state-sponsored Summer Sessions, UCSB is seeing more students, more classes and a new program for incoming freshmen.
Marshall Recall Election Likely in November
The campaign working against the recall of 3rd District Supervisor Gail Marshall achieved a critical victory that will likely put the recall election on the November ballot.
Summer Record Releases
Artsweek entered into a psilocybin trance wherein all the secrets of the record labels were revealed unto us. Never ones to deprive the goody-two-shoes of titillating news from the future, we hereby give you a list of forthcoming albums to look forward to this summer.
Careless Co-op Smoker Causes Damaging Fire
The Isla Vista Cooperative will begin reconstruction today after a fire on June 7 caused excessive smoke damage and filled the streets of I.V. with the scent of smoking granola.
UC Deliberates Settlement for SAASB Repairs
The University of California Regents are tying up litigation with the architectural company responsible for the faulty design of UCSB’s Student Affairs and Administrative Services Building.
Goleta Files Suit Against Airport Extension Plans
The city of Goleta and Santa Barbara ChannelKeeper filed a lawsuit Thursday, June 6 in an attempt to overturn the April 9 decision to expand Santa Barbara Municipal Airport.