Tour de Lance?
After conquering the world of cycling, what else does Lance Armstrong have left to do but enter the NYC Marathon with fellow wash-up P. Diddy? Or is it Puff Daddy?
UCSB Strike on War Appears Disorganized
On Thursday afternoon, a protest rally is scheduled on campus in response to the war in Iraq.
Cheer Team Cartwheels Into Fourth in Las Vegas
After a fourth-place finish last weekend, the UCSB Cheer Team will go, fight and – hopefully – win another competition.
Massive Local Strike Gives People Power
Your friends have either told you they’re not striking or you’ve seen skeptical accounts in the Daily Nexus about the efficacy of the strike.
Local Forces Knock Popular Tournament Out of Greek Park
Isla Vista’s traditional All-Sorority Volleyball Tournament has been spiked out of town this year, after local law enforcement, several community members and the I.V. Recreation and Park District decided they have had enough.
Weather mortis
I dream of dying a funny death. When everyone lines up to see how rigor mortis has hardened the ‘human like dry coral, I hope they laugh. No tears – just smiles at how awkward the whole thing is.
Gauchos Tread Past Triton Invite
The #16 UCSB women’s water polo teamed dominated its opponents this weekend, winning three of four games at the UCSD Triton Invitational. The Gauchos beat #12 Santa Clara 9-7, Michigan 7-4 and #15 Hartwick 12-6, but couldn’t secure the sweep and fell to #6 San Diego State 8-7.
Healthcare For All Isn’t Exactly Equal
In recent weeks healthcare has become the center of political debate and the likely target for impending reform. The renewed call for universal healthcare represents another manifestation of Americans’ sense of entitlement, responding to the nurturing it has received from the left.
How do you feel about this coming Thursday’s strike against the war?
Campus Comment with Cameron Smith Question: How do you feel about this coming Thursday’s strike against the war? Produced by Craig Calkins
Speech Sparks Discourse Between Religious Groups
Walid Shoebat’s controversial lecture last Wednesday continues to have a ripple effect on campus, including positive dialogue between Jewish and Muslim student groups aimed at developing unity.