Halloween
After that weekend, I
Truck Mishap Leads to Car Crash; Claims Life of UCSB Student
UCSB suffered the loss of student Alisa Naret this past week; the fourth-year biopsychology major was killed in a car accident early Thursday morning in La Conchita. Naret was driving southbound on U.S. Highway 101 on her way to a medical internship in Oxnard when the tire of a big rig driving northbound on 101 burst off the axle and flew over the center divider. The tire hit Naret’s windshield, instantly killing her.
UCI Earns Historic T-Dome Victory
The UCSB women’s volleyball team squandered an opportunity to gain ground in the Big West conference race twice this weekend.
When I think of American traditions, my thoughts usually drift to football, barbecue and a bunch of holidays that give people an excuse to get wasted. Lately though, I can only think about one thing: tipping.
IVFP Arrests Hundreds Over Weekend
Halloween doesn’t officially begin until 12 a.m. Tuesday, but this fact did not scare away the roughly 15,000 revelers who flocked to Del Playa Drive Friday and Saturday for tricks and treats. On Friday night, 141 people were arrested and 120 were cited mostly for alcohol-related incidents. Saturday night saw a slightly higher number of arrests as officers sent more than 150 people to jail and issued 170 citations.
UCSB Puts Seven in Top Ten
It was a mix of agony and ecstasy for the UCSB cross country team during Saturday’s Big West Championships.
Passing Gas: Aggressive P.C. Tactics Hurt Open Discussions
“I am not committed to any of the political movements which I find full of fanaticism and injustice, but in the face of each human being, I act democratically and humanly,” Ana