Can’t Keep It Up
After losing the Daytona 500 by .020 seconds, Mark Martin might be wishing he had stuck with his old sponsor. Viagra obviously gave him more stamina late in the race.
Ain’t No Power
With voices and fists raised, the UCSB student body certainly showed President Bush yesterday what a group of dedicated voters can do:
Activists March Across Campus to Protest War
Protesting the war in Iraq, between 700 and 1,000 UCSB students, faculty, staff and community members marched through campus and onto Highway 217 yesterday, ending their demonstration by demanding the release of fellow activists from jail.
Southern Comfort
Most everyone enjoys a hearty barbequed meal, whether it comes from a restaurant or an attempt to achieve greatness on the George Foreman Grill.
EAP Needs Greater Communication
Like many of my peers, I recently completed an application to study abroad through the University of California Education Abroad Program.
#3 Gauchos Get the Job Done
The UC San Diego men’s volleyball team rolled into Rob Gym hoping for an upset, but instead was sent home upset, as #3 UCSB won in three games.
UC Workers Push for Pay Increase
Nine UCSB staff members and students traveled to Oakland yesterday to join some 600 unionized UC service workers and their supporters in their protest outside UC President Robert C. Dynes’ office to ask for higher wages.
Awe-Inspiring Strike Highlights Strength
Some sit in the center of class, others stand around the fringes and still others watch from far away.
SB To Face Big West Opponent
After splitting the San Diego State Campbell/Cartier Classic last weekend, the UCSB women’s softball team returns home for its home opener at Campus Diamond and enters the second of a string of four straight weekend tournaments in preparation for Big West Conference play.
Ventury, SB County Residents Oppose Plans for Mines
The grumbling growl of gravel trucks is posed to drown out the peaceful sounds of nature along scenic Highway 33 near Ojai, pending protests from local community members.