The Engineering 1 Building was renamed Harold Frank Hall yesterday, in honor of a longtime Santa Barbara area resident and engineer. The renaming of the five-story structure was prompted by a generous donation made by Frank and his wife Diana, said Barbara Bronson Gray, director of communications and media affairs for the Engineering Dept.
While blues is known to be synonymous with low spirits and sadness, the audience at B.B. King’s concert at the Arlington Theatre downtown was anything but blue.
In his four years at UCSB, men’s lacrosse senior defender Damon Conklin-Moragne has helped the Gauchos to three National Title game appearances, two National Championships and three Western Collegiate Lacrosse League titles.
The Santa Barbara City Council unanimously voted this week to spend approximately $500,000 to improve the Metropolitan Transit District’s service on a number of lines, including line 11, which runs through UCSB.
“I am the champion of champions,” Uncle Refet said, the 70-something self-proclaimed “King of Disco” and citizen of Shutka, a tiny Roma town in Macedonia.
The California Highway Patrol is upping enforcement of traffic laws and increasing the number of officers on duty to thwart drunk driving and speeding this Memorial Day weekend.
It’s no real surprise that Lindsay Lohan’s latest identity-swapping adventure is cheesy – anyone forced to sit through the trailer could have deduced that much in about 30 seconds.
As the year winds down and students start to move out, giant couches mysteriously, and more frequently than usual, get set on fire.
For the Wolf Parade fans who only wanted more after last year’s Apologies to the Queen Mary, there is good news.
Pasty Isla Vista residents can fake-it this spring, now that the Princess Tanning salon is up and running on Trigo Road. The new salon, located at 6551 Trigo Rd. above Bagel Caf