It took more than a month, but the UCSB men’s basketball team picked up its first home victory of 2007, defeating UC Irvine 71-62.
Protests are sweet. A protest, like the upcoming protest next Thursday, is a chance for the people to be seen and counted, and it does change things.
The newly empowered, Democratic-led Congress and President George W. Bush upped the ante against each other this week, debating the level of funding for Pell Grants in the federal budget.
The UCSB softball team dropped its first game of San Diego State’s weekend Campbell/Cartier Classic yesterday afternoon, when University of Kansas jumped on the board first in the fifth inning.
Remember back in the day when we used to sign up for classes just for the hell of it? Or how about joining sports for the fun of playing? Metal shop, home economics and beginners’ art may not have counted much towards graduating, but they certainly made high school more interesting.
Downtown Santa Barbara will be a lot quieter and hotels will be less packed this weekend than they have been in a while, now that the 22nd Annual Santa Barbara International Film Festival has rolled up its red carpet.
The UCSB women’s tennis team has been maligned for its youth. However, in yesterday’s match against Saint Mary’s College, it was the young players who won their matches, but despite their efforts, the Gauchos fell to the Gaels 5-2.
Do you wish the Nexus had more cartoons on Fridays? Do you wish the ones they did have were actually funny? Are you sick of looking at a blob in a squiggly box? Meet the person who tried to do something about it and failed.
UCSB information and technology department is launching a campus-wide initiative to reset UCSBnetID passwords in order to make students’ personal information more secure.
With a week of a rest following its most recent loss to Hartwick, the #16 UCSB women’s water polo team is poised to take on #12 Santa Clara this weekend at the San Diego Invitational.