Artsweek Over Broadway
While the majority of Gauchos packed into clubs with titles like “La Boom” and “Papas and Beer” over Spring Break, Artsweek took a turn for all things geeky and visited every over-the-top theater major’s avenue of dreams: Broadway.
I Can’t Look
Time flies- except when you’re in lecture. Then it lurches like a maimed chicken. Every day when I walk into class, I see how long I can avoid looking at the weatherwatch. I usually get through 15 or 20 minutes.
Baseball: Santa Barbara Dismantles Westmont
For the second time in a month, the UCSB baseball team made quick work of the Warriors of Montecito with Wednesday’s 9-5 victory at Caesar Uyesaka Stadium.
A Lesson for the Liberals
The debate that has taken place in America over the legitimacy of the war in Iraq has exemplified liberals’ lackluster attempts to understand conservative beliefs. Liberal anti-war protesters have demonstrated their ignorance of why conservatives think the way they do.
Laurel Canyon | McDormand Sparks Jay, Steals Movie
ust think of sex, drugs and rock ‘n’ roll thrown in with some existential burden and a cherry topping of conservatism and you have the makings of the new film “Laurel Canyon.”
Suit Attacks UC Nondisclosure
The San Jose Mercury News, the Coalition of University Employees (C.U.E.) and UC Berkeley Professor Emeritus Charles Schwarz have filed a joint suit against the University of California in Alameda County Superior Court.
A Fan’s Notebook: Air Jordan Bids Farewell to L.A.
After scoring 23 points, the Washington Wizard with the famed number 23 stitched on the back of his jersey began to walk off the court for one last time in Los Angeles.
Dinner Skirmish: War Widens the Gap Between Young and Old
Going Home earned me something aside from getting my clothes washed and my meals cooked for free: a new dimension of our nation’s present international entanglement.
The White Stripes | Elephant | V2
Elephant, the latest offering from the White Stripes, is one of the sweetest products to come out of Detroit since Ford Mustangs started rolling off the assembly lines in 1964.
Uh, Exactly How Hip Are You?
1. Apparently, a hipster uses words like “deck” (meaning cool) and “fin” (meaning uncool). Artsweek has yet to pass the “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” phase of “cowabunga” and “totally tubular, dude.”