What better a day could you imagine than going to a free show at UCSB? The lineup included everything from the popular DP reggae band Rebelution to old-school hip-hop performers the Pharcyde and E-40. I was particularly excited about the Hawaiian band, Pepper, since I have never seen them perform live before.
Locals can stick their hands in some shark-infested waters this weekend as part of a new exhibit at the Ty Warner Sea Center on Stearns Wharf.
Despite only one year of experience, Libby Wells has been chosen as next year’s editor in chief of La Cumbre Yearbook.
The recipe for A.S. Program Board’s Extravaganza 2006, held on May 21, was fairly straightforward. Mix two parts laidback hippy festival, two parts rap fan’s delight and one part reggae rock show, and soak it all in a solid drizzle for approximately four hours. Sure, Extravaganza would have been better if the sun decided to join the screaming throngs of people that turned out to see E-40, but this year’s show still managed to draw huge crowds, high-energy performances and at least one girl willing to flash the crowd at Pepper’s request.
It’s the new ‘human’s first week on the job, and already there’s a correction.
The most cowardly way to express one’s disapproval of an issue is through scare tactics, and if there were ever a perfect example of such an assertion, it would be the signs and words of the anti-abortion demonstrators at the Arbor and UCen yesterday and today.
Anti-abortion group Justice For All displayed graphic photos of aborted fetuses in the Arbor and in front of the UCen yesterday, provoking heated debate between its members, pro-choice groups and passersby.
The screen faded to black, and the credits slowly began to roll. Amid the few, less-than-uproarious rounds of applause, one statement could be heard over and over again, “The book was so much better.”
Four years after graduating from Casa Roble Fundamental High School and on the eve of a similar graduation here, I’d like to think I’ve learned a thing or two. I can now tap a keg, deconstruct a film in a manner no one outside of film studies would comprehend, and reverberate the Associated Press stylistics with my eyes closed.
Not only during his time on the UCSB men’s soccer team, but even now as a professional, Nexus Male Athlete of the Year senior forward Ivan Becerra knows how to make things happen.