Phi Gamma Delta, Alpha Tau Omega, Kappa Alpha Theta and Alpha Phi are sponsoring a blood drive today from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. in front of the Fiji house at 765 Embarcadero del Norte. All donations will go to the Tri-County Blood Bank.
The California State Assembly’s Natural Resources Committee passed a resolution April 7 criticizing the changes recommended by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Forest Service to the 2001 Sierra Nevada Forest Plan Amendment (SNFPA)
I’ve never found any genre of music to be more sleep-inducing than folk. Thankfully, you don’t need to be a folk aficionado (or even a fan) to be entertained by Christopher Guest’s latest mockumentary, “A Mighty Wind.”
I walked into one of our I.V. supermarkets yesterday. Wait, no. Supermarket doesn’t seem like the right term…
Ron Wolfe and Associates may count as crazy strangers, but being involved in business with them makes them a little more than strangers.
A review board at the California Environmental Protection Agency headquarters unanimously approved the proposed expansion of Tajiguas, the county’s receptacle for the accumulated waste of its residents, meaning an additional 56 acres will house local refuse.
In order for the UCSB women’s tennis team to advance to the national tournament it must win the Big West Tournament to receive an automatic bid.
Alongside labelmates Bright Eyes, Cursive and Desaparecidos, art-rock New Wavers the Faint have been rabidly taking over dance floors across the nation and causing even the most crossed-armed shoe-gazers to shake a tailfeather or two.
Certain politicians maintain that an earlier noise curfew could help curb rowdier partygoers, though anyone who has stayed in I.V. for more than five minutes would recognize the sheer stupidity in that assumption.