Red Cross Seeks Volunteers for Gulf Coast Relief
The American Red Cross is asking students to help make the holidays happy for victims of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita this winter. UCSB students recently deployed to the Gulf Coast by the Red Cross will share their stories and encourage other students to volunteer over winter break tonight at 6 in Snidecor Hall’s Hatlen Theatre.
October 13 – October 19, 2005
THURSDAY OCTOBER 13TH: Screenwriter and script consultant Thomas Schlesinger will discuss and field questions about the film industry tonight at 7:30 in the downtown Borders bookstore.
New Campus Society Spotlights Success
The Society of Success and Leadership, Sigma Alpha Lambda, has come to campus hoping to create future CEOs and Fortune 500 Companies out of UCSB students. The society, which is currently pending a name change to the National Society of Leadership and Success, has attracted nearly 900 members since its inception on Oct. 6.
On the Naughty List
It’s days like yesterday that make the ‘human feel guilty for not telling you to prepare for depressing gray skies. Then again, you should have seen it coming yourself, so I don’t feel too bad.
Women’s Club Rugby: Gauchos Kick Off Preseason With Big Win Over Claremont
It’s been a long break but the UCSB women’s rugby team is back and in great form after a decisive 36-0 win over Claremont McKenna last Sunday.
Dozing Off to Your Kinky Side
Now is about the time during the school year that I begin to tune out of my classes. If I attend, I either spend my time sleeping or wondering what kind of kink the guy next to me digs. So if the rest of you sleepers and dreamers out there are looking for something more interesting to do than pay attention, allow me to introduce to you some of my favorite pastimes.
Board of Supervisors Vote Four to One in Favor of Pay Raise
Christmas is coming early for the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors, who received a pay increase yesterday that will take effect just in time for the December holidays.
Women’s Club Soccer: SB Hosts Weekend Tourney to Test Undefeated Record
Although it is still early in the UCSB women’s club soccer season, one statistic stands out in addition to its impressive undefeated record. In just four games, the Gauchos have outscored opponents 26-0.
Columbus Day Celebrates Atrocities
Around the time of Columbus Day, we are constantly told by the media and our leaders that Christopher Columbus represents what is truly great about America: adventure, discovery and the courage to be different.
Assembly Celebrates Queers, Peers
Nearly 100 queers and allies came out yesterday afternoon to the National Coming Out Day rally in Storke Plaza to support each other’s identities. Speakers at the rally talked about such issues as queer identity, stereotyping and the recent debate over whether U.S. military recruiters should be allowed on campus.