Harder Holds Key to Victory
After living out of their suitcases for nearly a week, the UCSB men’s soccer team returns home this weekend looking for some more Harder Stadium magic.
Sex With Ex Can Lead to Distress
It was a typical Friday at Study Hall for me – playing Erotic Photo Hunt with my girls, sipping on Strongbow and flirting with Elio and Smitty, except that this time, he was there.
Group Strikes Up Matchbox for UC Artists
In hopes of strengthening connections between the nine undergraduate University of California campuses, a group of young entrepreneurs from UC Santa Cruz are creating a new literary arts magazine that will showcase the creative accomplishments of talented students from across the state.
Gauchos’ Surge in Double OT Preserves Undefeated Mark in M Basketball
Close finishes are beginning to be the norm for the UCSB men’s basketball team as the squad pulled out another hard-fought victory last night, defeating Pepperdine 89-80 in double overtime on the road.
Ode to Economist: Farewell Friedman
Students of economics, you may now feel free to pour your liquor of choice onto the curb. Milton Friedman, perhaps the wisest, most articulate defender of free markets this century has known, has passed away.
Revised GRE To Challenge Students
By the end of next year, UCSB students planning to attend post-graduate programs will need to build up more than a wealth of academic knowledge; they will also need endurance, as the testing time for the Graduate Record Examination is set to increase by one and a half hours.
Men’s Water Polo: SB to Face Stanford in Postseason
The Friday after Thanksgiving is generally regarded as the start of the holiday shopping season and the UCSB men’s water polo team will be in the market for a strong postseason run as they head to Irvine for the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation tournament.
Computer Science Major Gains Econ Emphasis
The UCSB Dept. of Computer Science recently announced the latest addition to its collection of optional major emphases for its Bachelor of Arts degree.