November 7 – November 13, 2002
What about all those “big thoughts and big feelings” swirling in your head that you’d like to see enacted in song, dance and theater?
Better Living Through Wholesale
I made the traditional pilgrimage to Costco the other day. I noticed for the first time, with great amusement, that there is a Costco optometrist.
Pepperdine Wins
The #6 UCSB women’s volleyball team’s success has become so routine, the squad almost became boring. Entering Wednesday night, the Gauchos cruised to a 23-0 record while boasting the nation’s longest current winning streak and a three-game Big West cushion to boot.
Smear Watch 2002
Daily Nexus Riddle number 33: What’s sleazy, insulting and cost nearly $700,000? Answer: The campaign tactics for the Yes and No on Recall camps.
Fire Sparks Campus Blackout
Power went out at 9:03 after a capacitor bank switch in the top level of the campus power grid in lot 14 failed, creating a spark in one of the transformers, Edison employee John Hernandez said.
Men’s soccer: Gauchos Manhandle Matadors in Slugfest
Even the lights that went out at Harder Stadium Wednesday night could not stop the UCSB men’s soccer team from continuing to fight for dominance in the Big West.
A.S. It Is: GEs Help Keep Us Excellent, Diverse
A lot of students may not know that the College of Letters and Science has not always had the various requirements like non-Western culture.
Power Outage Affects KCSB Fund Raising
UCSB radio station KCSB-FM 91.9 experienced almost two hours of dead air on Wednesday night after a power failure crippled Storke Communications Building and 75 percent of the rest of campus.
Skultety Tears ACL
Taking off is usually prettier than landing, the UCSB men’s basketball team would contend. Especially when the crash landing sidelines the top interior presence for the season.
Film Ad Is No Place for Petty Politics
The review of the film included in the e-mail advertisement sent out by the Center for Middle East Studies includes a few lines that are simply deplorable.