I am single. I am single and it’s Valentine’s Day. I am single, it’s Valentine’s Day, and I’m not angry or sad.
Several avid bird-watchers recently spied a species rarely found in this region of California — a yellow-bellied black-feathered Magnolia Warbler — and they spotted it on the UCSB campus.
The UCSB men’s tennis team is on a roll – a roll that will likely take it right out of the national rankings.
Valentine’s Day, a day that will forever live as “the day” of cheap flowers, boxed candy and a night of dinner and the movies for thousands of people across the country. It is a time for love to blossom and to be reaffirmed and for pure expression of those deeply hidden passions.
Associated Students Program Board (ASPB) will crank it up to 11 at upcoming events with a new $45,000 sound system. ASPB recently bought the new sound equipment with money in capital reserves.
The #9 UCSB women’s water polo team began its home schedule in an upsetting fashion with a loss to #18 Irvine on Saturday.
I can still hear the cheers and occasional jeers from the uproarious crowd at the tiny mall praising the man who would save our state from debt and promote unity in Sacramento.
The UCSB men’s lacrosse team is hot right now, and it will take more than a road trip to #11 Cal Poly or a visit by San Diego State to cool them off.
Today is supposed to be the last day that they’re cleaning the pipes, which means I.V.’s water will be back to normal – whatever that is.
Despite a first-half stampede by the Mustangs (9-11 overall, 3-9 in the Big West), the Gauchos (13-8 overall, 10-2 Big West) wrangled their central coast rival into submission with a 78-54 decision in their second straight win coming out a halftime deficit.