Where Sweden and the Sand Meet
What has the average 12-year-old accomplished? Maybe making the club soccer team? Winning a few spelling bee trophies? Starring as Maria in “West Side Story”?
Men’s Tennis: UCSB Roughs Up CPU
The Gauchos pummeled Central Coast rival Cal Poly at home on Wednesday afternoon 7-0 in an unusual mid-week match. Santa Barbara won all three doubles matches to secure the all-important doubles point and then went to work at the singles.
Distractions
I have a huge string of two-hour lectures this quarter, so I’ve been looking for ways to ease my pain. I asked a few friends for their advice and came up with a list of the TOP TEN THINGS PEOPLE HAVE DONE IN A TWO HOUR LECTURE:
Drugstore Cowboy: Know Your Legal Limits
“Can I see some I.D.?” This is the first time somebody’s asked me that without blowing an entire evening to hell. I’m finally 21, a day I have been waiting for with explosive anticipation since my junior year in high school.
SB Species May Bounce Back
In a victory for environmentalists – and fish dwelling in the sea surrounding the Channel Islands – Santa Barbara coastal waters became part of the second-largest “no-fishing” zone in the United States on Wednesday.
Phonebooth | Please Hang Up and Try Again
Independent films have always had to rely on the strength of their stories to compete with Hollywood blockbusters. These smaller films have the advantage of being able to take more risks, experimenting with different concepts and storylines.
Golf: Sweet Swinging Six
The UCSB men’s golf team took an 11th-place finish at the Western Collegiate Tournament at Pasatiempo Golf Course in Santa Cruz over the weekend.
The World’s Governments Don’t Know the Meaning of Altruism
This is in reference to Ken Spain’s letter, (Daily Nexus, “Column About Fedayeen Fighters Makes Heroes Out of Monsters”, April 8) wherein he challenges Edward Gorenshteyn to be better informed about world affairs.