Student Shuns Cliché, Turns Fool in the Process
I’d like to thank Andrew Sweat for his enlightening article, “Distinctive Style Being Destroyed by Pop Culture” (Daily Nexus, Feb. 24). I had no clue that “TV, magazines and celebrities” had any effect on how people dress. Thanks for blowing the lid off that one.
Disease Alerts SLO, SB Officials
A recent outbreak of pertussis, commonly known as whooping cough, at California Polytechnic University in San Luis Obispo has local authorities reminding Santa Barbara residents to protect themselves and their children from the highly infectious disease.
Santa Barbara Downs Lancers in Four Games
After two fairly smooth sets, the #8 UCSB men’s volleyball team battled out four games against internationally talented Cal Baptist University and came out on top to record its third consecutive win – its longest winning streak of the season.
Solution to Del Playa Cliff Erosion Must Be Addressed
Upon reading last Thursday’s article titled, “County Addresses Safety of DP Homes” (Daily Nexus, Feb. 23), I came to the astonishing conclusion that I was psychic for obvious future events.
HIV/AIDS Support Agency Welcomes Executive Director
The Pacific Pride Foundation (PPF) introduced its new executive director to the community on Friday, and announced its plans to continue offering services and support to Santa Barbara residents suffering from HIV/AIDS.
Women’s Water Polo: USC Takes Title in 2006 Gaucho Invitational
The women’s water polo team garnered a 10th place finish among the top 16 teams in the country this weekend as they hosted the Gaucho Invitational.
Chocolate Festival Is Another Excuse for Random Excursions
Saturday morning. I haven’t been awake this early on a Saturday morning since Jason Narvy and Paul Schrier stopped appearing on Power Rangers. Long live Bulk and Skull. Then the phone rings. It’s my co-worker, Melissa, and I remember she’s offered me a ride to the Lompoc Chocolate Festival.
February 27, 2006
Officers responding to an anonymous complaint regarding a loud party on the 800 block of Embarcadero del Norte arrived to find a 19-year-old man lying passed out on an upstairs balcony.
Softball: Santa Barbara Wins Two, Loses Three in Palm Springs Classic
The UCSB softball team stayed above .500, picking up two wins but dropping three games, in this weekend’s Palm Springs Classic, a result that brings its record to 7-5 thus far on the season.