Uncaged
More ugly birthday savagery, but this time one of the weatherfriends was the victim. Drunk, delirious the friend was having a good time-until being spotted by the Sasquatch.
Malicious Misinformation
The Palestinian-Israeli conflict is decades old, and it often seems as though there is no end in sight. Following the breakdown of the Quartet’s “roadmap” peace plan and the resignation of Palestinian Prime Minister Abu Mazen, the hope for peace appears even more distant as time passes.
Cross Country: Santa Barbara Falls Short
The UCSB men’s and women’s cross country squads did not give the same winning performances on Saturday at the Stanford Invitational that the Gauchos have been accustomed to this season.
Area Plans for Oct. 7 Election
The special election for the recall has forced Santa Barbara County to draw approximately $800,000 from its reserve fund.
The Artful Dodger: Just Try to Ignore the Talking Pavement
“You know this isn’t wrong.” The pavement near the edge of the 6600 block of Pasado Road told me so. If I’m not mistaken, this mysterious message of reassurance became part of the Isla Vista landscape when some pro-war local spray-painted it on the street in response to anti-war protests last spring.
5 Reasons Home Field Advantage Doesn’t Mean Everything
It is true that the home team in Game 7 has won the last two World Series, but it certainly doesn’t make Joe Buck’s claim that “home field means everything” true. Here are five things to consider before you pick the home team this postseason.
FT Residents React to Assaults
A day after one of the more strange and terrible nights in the residence hall’s history, some Francisco Torres residents are worrying, some are speculating and a few are joking.
Men’s Cross Country Preview: Gauchos Strong Start Puts Questions to Rest
Entering the 2003 season, the UCSB men’s cross country team was an unproven bunch and Head Coach Pete Dolan had many doubts about his squad. When the Gauchos began the year by placing first at the UCSB Lagoon Open, many of Dolan’s fears were put to rest.
UCSB To Repair Vandalized Bus Transit Gate
UCSB Facilities Management and the Santa Barbara Metropolitan Transit District are working to repair the repeatedly vandalized bus access gate between Sabado Tarde Road and Ocean Road.
Women’s Cross Country Preview: Santa Barbara Looks to Young Talent to Carry Team in 2003
Despite losing last year’s number one runner Katie Appenrodt to graduation, the 2003 women’s cross country squad enters the season with the promise of being one of the strongest in Gaucho history.