Good, Regret-Filled Choice
Ever wonder what it’s like to be an engineering major?
The SoCal Weed Is All You Need
Growing up in Northern California had its advantages. While my childhood friends and I missed out on SoCal’s golden beaches and stellar surfing, we realized nothing on the West Coast could compete with the ganja our soil spits out.
Gauchos Face Adversity Head On
Without the comforts of home, the UCSB men’s soccer team struggled on the road once again, losing its third straight road contest 1-0 to UC Riverside.
SB Schools Suffer Vandalism
With more than four incidents reported in the past few weeks, Isla Vista Elementary School has become one of many victims of an increase in gang-related tagging in the local community.
All That Jazz
On Wednesday, October 4, jazz singer Madeleine Peyroux graced the stage of Campbell Hall for the second year in a row. Peyroux, who has been hailed by TIME as one of the
Golden State Blues: Codeoscope Reveals Your Own Area Code Personality
I’m obsessed with area codes. I can’t help it. It’s my belief that your area code can tell you a lot about what kind of person you really are.
Clippers to Showcase Upcoming Skills at SBCC
If you see the back lot of Santa Barbara City College’s Sports Pavilion this week, you might think it looks like 50 Cent’s driveway – and your guess would actually not be that far off.
Leggies Back Fellow Students, Weekend Noise Law Resolution
At yesterday’s Associated Students Legislative Council meeting, Leggies unanimously approved two bills and two resolutions after witnessing two presentations – one about Isla Vista’s noise ordinance and the other regarding the UC Students Vote! Campaign.
Dearly Departed
When it comes to “The Departed,” the hype surrounding Scorsese’s return to the organized crime drama is well-founded – with this film, he takes on a project that seems so familiar, and yet he is able to mold it into a tough morality tale that goes much deeper than some of his best crime movies.