[Online Exclusive]: News-Press Resignations Spark Controversy, Protest
A few days after six of its top editors and one prominent columnist resigned in protest, four new editors have been selected as replacements at the Santa Barbara News-Press.
Summer Loving
The Arts & Lectures planners haven’t just assembled a summer of cost-effective entertainment. Each film planned is a serious critique of media, racism, imperialism and war in the United States and abroad.
From College to the Pros
Since June 3, the Santa Barbara Foresters (16-5 overall, 12-5 in the California Collegiate League) have been playing on campus at Caesar Uyesaka Stadium, recruiting college players from various teams across the nation.
Get Neighborly in I.V.
After much experience, I have come to the conclusion that hooking up with your neighbors, or at least with some new blood, is vital to the fresh-start feeling of summer in I.V.
IVRPD Decides to Keep I.V. Gardens, Could Lose Grant
A recent decision in the Isla Vista Recreation and Parks District could take away its $1-million grant for I.V. development.
[Online Exclusive]: Man Collapses in Rec Cen, Dies
A 21-year-old man collapsed while playing a game of basketball at the Rec Cen on Monday evening, and was pronounced dead at Goleta Valley Cottage Hospital shortly thereafter.
Lighting Up
Yellowcard’s violinist Sean Mackin sat down with Artsweek a few days before the band’s June 11 stop at the Santa Barbara Bowl to discuss making music, getting famous and growing up.
Groupie Status: U.S. Soccer Does Not Connect
As a devoted baseball fan, I never thought futbol could hold my attention like the Oakland Athletics’ green and gold do, but I could watch soccer for hours.
Summer At Home Pales in Comparison to I.V. Living
As much as I love them, summers are a horrible idea. They break routine so much so that sometimes I forget how to write when I come back to school.
Agents Investigate Student’s Homicide
A UCSB student was found stabbed to death in the Devonshire area of Los Angeles this weekend, a few days before he was to begin summer sessions on campus.