Walk Like an Egyptian
Alan Doak walks the line in front of the Chemistry building Monday, but not in the way some unfortunate Gauchos have been forced to on drunken nights past. Doak enjoys “slacklining” to relax on his lunch break.
Rincon’s Septic Surf May Ebb
Surf at Rincon Beach won’t be so crappy after local homeowners flow away from septic tanks and into a nearby sewer system. An environmental impact report (EIR) is being conducted on behalf of surfers and environmentalists to remove aging septic tanks and link the homes on Rincon Beach to Carpinteria’s sewer system.
Make-up Work
Don’t ditch class. Kerr Hall is a scary place. At 10 o’clock at night the building is dark and creepy. It looks something like an old castle in the moonlight. All the windows are dark.
Taller Taylor Stands High Over Big West
In a week marked by two wins and the clinching of its eighth straight Big West championship, the #19 UCSB women’s basketball team couldn’t wait two more games to start receiving their accolades.
Drugstore Cowboy: The War on Finals Week
I don’t plan to still be a passenger when this ship goes down, but I do plan on having a bachelor’s degree in English. Which requires, in my case, finishing three more quarters of Chinese after this one.
Women’s Tennis: Mustangs Stampede Over Santa Barbara
Cal Poly warmed up for Mardi Gras by defeating its Central Coast rival from the south. The UCSB women’s tennis team dropped its match to the Mustangs at the RecCen courts last Thursday 4-3 to fall to 6-4 overall and 1-2 in the Big West Conference.
On March 5, Walk out of Class and Into an Anti-War Protest
The newly formed Student Coalition for Peace calls on UCSB students to join hundreds of other college campuses and participate in the national one-day student strike on March 5, 2003. We believe that the great majority of students are, at the very least, curious and skeptical about a potential war on Iraq.
UCSB Weightlifter Wins Competition
A UCSB student was declared one of California’s strongest powerlifters this weekend after lifting over three-fourths of a ton in two days of competition.
Marijuana Maven Lectures at MCC
You might call Dr. David Bearman an expert on drug abuse, considering he has spoken before Congress on the issue approximately 50 times. He has also testified in court that a man is not responsible for his actions after a dozen reds and two quarts of beer.
Women’s Water Polo: SJSU, Stanford Drown UCSB
The #10 UCSB women’s water polo team dropped both of its matches over the weekend after a stellar 7-6 victory over then-#11 Michigan at Campus Pool last Wednesday.