SB Returns the Favor at Home
With vengeance on their minds, the Gauchos jumped on top of the visiting Aggies quickly and never let go of the reins in a 1-0 victory. For the entire first half and the beginning of the second, the Gauchos (9-6-0 overall, 4-2-0 in the Big West) shelled Davis (7-6-2 overall) with one dangerous ball after another sent into the box, but they would have to wait until the 61st minute to strike paydirt.
Golden State Blues: Codeoscope Continues Going Up North
Last week, I introduced the plastic sunshine palace of Southern California to my Codeoscope, but I heard voices in the distance. They cried, “Where is NorCal? Where is CenCal?” No worries, voices, because it’s your turn this week.
A.S. Proposes Lock-in Fee for Group Funding
The 29 organizations that are part of the Students’ Initiative have gathered more than the 2,130 student signatures necessary to get the fee increase on the ballot for next week’s special election. The final signature count comes to 3,500, said Associated Students President Jared Goldschen.
Protect Ya Neck
Three Killa Bees – also known as members and affiliates of the legendary Wu-Tang Clan – swarmed the UCen Hub last Sunday, creating hive-minded excitement with their genuine intensity, classically gritty beats and enough blunt smoke to give every happy member of the crowd their own high-flying wings.
Gauchos Aim for Winning Record in Northridge
Having left the toughest part of its schedule behind, the UCSB women’s volleyball team aims to finish strong in hopes of reaching yet another NCAA Tournament this year.
Fashion World Gets 18th-Century Styles
It is not superficial to enjoy fashion. With often-ignored roots in history and art, it has shaped cultures for centuries. Fashion is the visual representation of a generation’s culture – poodle skirts in the1950s exemplified the spirit of the carefree post-World War II life, while the rebellious ’60s and ’70s brought about a disheveled-looking youth.
Weekend Event To Combat E-Waste
Beer-soaked laptops and smashed cell phones are not an uncommon sight in Isla Vista, and now students can get rid of these electronics legally as Electronic Waste Management hosts a free e-waste disposal and recycling event this weekend. EWM, the electronic division of office furniture recycling company ACQuisitions Office, will hold the event at the Earl Warren Showgrounds beginning this Friday from 12 to 5 p.m. and continue with it Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Let’s Get Physical
According to Bulgarian National Theatre Director Lilia Abadjieva, “Love defeats death; it is stronger than death, yet at the same time it leads to it.”
This Joint Is So Jumpin’
I can spot an expertly rolled joint the second it’s passed to me in any rotation. As my thumb and forefinger grab hold of such a creation, I realize it’s the craft that my comrades and I truly take pride in. You could call it a stoner’s sense of accomplishment, but I like to call it an herbal art form.
Activities Faire Spotlights UCSB Clubs
With dancing, music, free food and scores of smiling faces, the 22nd Annual Activities Faire prodded students to stop vegetating and starting participating in campus life.