Series Ends With Talk on Trust in U.S.
So the pope and a physicist walk into a bar. Well, it’s less a bar, really, than it is a lecture hall. And the pope isn’t actually there, but the physicist met him once. So a physicist walks into a lecture hall to talk about the pope.
New Bill May Help Victims of Identity Theft
The Assembly Public Safety Committee unanimously passed AB 1105, written by 35th District Assemblywoman Hannah-Beth Jackson on May 6. The bill adds identity theft and filing false documents to the list of crimes for which the statute of limitations does not begin until the discovery of the offense.
MTD Contemplates Bus Costs
Proposed changes in bus service for next school year could leave students a little poorer, but potentially with improved transportation services.
Ans and Ists
There’s been a lot of hubbub in the news lately about Patriot Act II. Personally, I think the Patriot Acts are just old McCarthy Era legislation that’s been dusted off and touched up.
Race to the Bathroom
Sex is great. However there is this odd post-coital period that continually traumatizes me. It can be traumatizing in two ways: with a condom and without one.
Men’s and Women’s Track and Field: SB Gears For Big West
The UCSB men’s and women’s track and field teams have endured significant pain this season but are counting on a year full of hard work to pay off at the 2003 Big West Track and Field Championships starting today and running through Saturday at Northridge.
I.V. To Decide Barricades’ Fate
Isla Vista residents and business owners have a chance to either speak in defense of local traffic barricades or demand their destruction.
U.S. Should Not Embrace Nuclear Arms
If you lived in a world whose opinion of your behavior ranged from concerned to downright paranoid, the last thing you’d want to do would be to make more dangerous new weapons – especially if they’re nuclear ones.
UCSB, IVFP Meet Locals on Safety
Students finally got their chance to interrogate police officers at the Associated Students Commission on Public Safety (C.O.P.S) town hall meeting Tuesday.
National Science Group Honors UCSB Professor
UCSB Physics Professor Herbert Kroemer was recently elected to the National Academy of Sciences. On April 29, Kroemer added this accomplishment to his list of acclaim, which includes an election to the National Academy of Engineering in 1997 and a Nobel Prize in Physics in 2000.