Regents Name New National Lab VP
The UC Board of Regents on Monday placed three national laboratories in the hands of retired Navy Adm. S. Robert Foley. As the new UC vice president for laboratory management, Foley will oversee Lawrence Berkeley and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories in California and Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico.
M. Water Polo: UCSB Rips Open Banana Slugs, Mends Wounds Versus Cardinal
Over the weekend the UCSB men’s water polo team hit the road, traveling to Santa Cruz on Friday and improving their record 11-7, and then giving fourth ranked Stanford a competitive match on Saturday.
I.V. Gets Chance to Ask Cops About Halloween
UCSB students and Isla Vista residents with public safety concerns regarding Halloween 2003 have an opportunity to question authority – and enjoy free food – at a town hall-style meeting this Thursday, Oct. 23.
Goleta Finds Flaws in Ordinances
The Goleta City Council met Monday night to discuss and revise existing public nuisance ordinances in an effort to assist the city’s code enforcement program.
DP Weekend Clash Ends in Injury, Arrest
A brawl in a Del Playa Drive apartment Saturday night left the alleged instigator with a head wound from a miniature baseball bat, in addition to an arrest on charges of unlawful entry and felony battery.
Why is Money Green?
What is with the commercials for the new twenty-dollar bill? Why do they need to advertise money? If I can use this new bill to purchase things, I assure you I will use it.
Gauchos Squeak Past Northridge
After passing their most demanding test of the Big West season on Saturday night against Cal State Northridge, the two-time defending champion UCSB men’s soccer team is one step closer to becoming three-time defending champions.
Searching for Even Steven
Something has been bothering me more and more. I have followed the debate in the Nexus opinion page with continuing dissatisfaction. This feeling of unease climaxed Wednesday night when I attended a talk in I.V. Theater aimed at getting to the reality behind the myths of the conflict between Palestine and Israel.
Lemon Lovers Enjoy Food, Leisure at Fest
“When life gives you lemons, make lemon beer” could be the new motto of UCSB students who discovered lemon beer at the 12th annual California Lemon Festival held in Goleta.
Santa Barbara Splits on Road
In the past, a split against Long Beach State and UC Irvine for #16 Gaucho women’s volleyball (11-6, 7-2 in the Big West) usually meant a quick win over the Anteaters and a heartbreaking loss to the 49ers.