Undefeated Mustangs Do Not Phase UCSB
The UCSB women’s volleyball team looks to seek revenge Saturday night as it matches up with #20 Cal Poly, which snapped its 16 game home-winning streak in a 3-1 victory in the Thunderdome Sept. 23.
KCSB To Broadcast Clinton Lecture
For the early birds who didn’t get the worm, or a ticket to see former President Bill Clinton and Paul Orfalea speak today, KCSB 91.9 FM has an alternative.
Voting Builds Power For All Students in California
There are several reasons why students shouldn’t vote in this November’s election. People say the issues don’t affect us, and that even if we try we won’t make a difference. Clearly there aren’t any issues that actually affect students on this November’s ballot. The only issues to vote on or things that could be changed […]
Men’s Water Polo: UCSB Travels to Rough Waters
The #8 UCSB men’s water polo team will face some stiff competition this weekend when it heads to the SoCal Tournament in Los Angeles.
Endorsements Roll in for Sheriff’s Candidates
In the final month of the Santa Barbara County sheriff’s race, both challenger Bill Brown and the incumbent, Sheriff Jim Anderson, are battling to the finish, as each opponent vies for endorsements to swing the election in their favor.
Columnist Omits Efforts of His Fellow Citizens
It isn’t unusual to hear self-absorbed, politically aware types bemoan the ignorance and apathy of their fellow citizens. Yet, the most prominent feature of Adam Wenger’s column (“Americans Are Losing Touch,” Daily Nexus, Oct. 9) isn’t its trite, condescending message, but the accompanying irony that its author is so blinded by his ideological biases and […]
Water Drops First in Beverage Study
Contrary to popular belief, a recent study proves that UCSB students are fueled by fluids other than Natty Ice.
Simon Says
For all of those in attendance at the sold-out Santa Barbara Bowl on Saturday, opener Kelly Sweet and musical genius Paul Simon gave the decidedly aged crowd performances they won’t soon forget. Sweet prepped the audience with her relaxed songs for Paul Simon, who blew the room away like it was 1965.