Clang Clang Clang Goes The Ding Dong
If a reporter has been especially bad, they get assigned the
Bake Sale Takes Bite Out of One Student’s Debts
One UCSB graduate student is relying on campus Cookie Monsters to save her from college debt by dishing out some dough and buying one of her 4,000 pastries.
Wheelin’ Anna Dealin’: Show Water Polo Some Love
UCSB men’s water polo is like the Minnesota Twins – decidedly underappreciated and underrated – of Gaucho athletics, especially now that the program is on the rise.
Driver Overturns Veggie Truck on 101
The Milpas Street offramp was closed until noon yesterday after a tractor-trailer rig hauling a shipment of zucchini lost control and squashed several palm trees, roasting the truck’s load of vegetables.
Drinker’s Digest: Appreciate I.V.’s Secret Halloween Pleasures
Halloween weekend is coming up, and we all know what to expect. Over 30,000 people from all over the country come to our Isla Vista community looking to get wasted, bone down and have an all around great time.
Race for Sheriff’s Office Gains Steam
With less than two weeks left until the Nov. 7 election, Santa Barbara County Sheriff candidates Jim Anderson and Bill Brown are actively seeking out support from local voters during the final stretch of the race.
Crest Looks for Smiling Faces on Social Site
UCSB students’ incessant browsing of Facebook.com profiles turns out to be a great business for those jumping in on the craze, and it also turns out to be a great way to win free tickets and prizes.
Workers File Suit Against News-Press
Santa Barbara News-Press upper management received two blows in the past two weeks, one from a class action lawsuit and the other from a recent decision by the Los Angeles branch of the National Labor Relations Board.