Festival Urges I.V. to Save the Environment
Students and local residents will lounge on the grass in Anisq’ Oyo’ Park this Saturday to celebrate Earth Day 2006, one temporary tattoo and Capoeira lesson at a time.
“A” for Amen
While we fight a war with an increasing death toll, attempt to repair the damage of a hurricane disaster which is slipping further and further out of public view, and try to make sense of the announcement that Paula Abdul is signing on for another three years of that dismal show, it seems Americans don’t […]
Softball: Gauchos Host Three-Game Series
The UCSB softball team is doing a little bit of retooling heading into its second series of the Big West season, as it hosts Pacific this weekend.
Activists Assemble for Cannabis Conference
Doctors, health care professionals and a famous talk-show host will gather in Santa Barbara this weekend in an attempt to smoke out the truth about medicinal marijuana use.
Stop Hatin’
Documentaries are all the rage nowadays. All it takes is a few key items and you’re set. First, you need a camera, hopefully a nice one, none of that skate video looking stuff. Second, you will probably Final Cut Pro or some other comparable program for editing. Third, and this might be hard to find, […]
Yeah Yeah Yeahs | Show Your Bones | Interscope
“Sometimes I think that I’m bigger than the sound,” bemoans Yeah Yeah Yeahs frontwoman Karen O throughout “Cheated Hearts.” The cut is just one of 11 decidedly personal dialogues that O relays to her audience on the band’s long-awaited sophomore release, Show Your Bones. Gathering from the rest of the album, “sometimes” is both the […]
April 6, 2006 – April 12, 2006
Thursday April 6: Joseph Shabalala and his cohorts in Ladysmith Black Mambazo bring their eclectic and energized stage show to Campbell Hall tonight at 8 p.m. The South African song and dance group has been touring and recording for over three decades, melding worldly instrumentation with religious Americana to create a sound that is all […]
Walkin’ on Sunshine
Alas, it’s sunny again. No more hatred for the always mercurial weatherhuman.
Santa Barbara Slams Southern California
Adding to yesterday’s rainstorm, the #8 UCSB men’s volleyball fans brought their signature thunder back into the Thunderdome last night, as Santa Barbara defeated #10 USC in four sets.