Former Terrorist Sparks Debate During Lecture
Moderator to last night’s Walid Shoebat lecture, Professor Robert Rauchhaus, opened the presentation by urging audience members to respect the speaker’s freedom of speech and refrain from disrupting open discourse.
Hey, Kids!
It’s about that time of the quarter when you’re asking your friends about the most academically robust classes they’ve taken, in order that you can avoid such work.
Bringing Sexy Back
One would think walking into a dim theater to watch various sex workers perform would bring some type of guilty connotation. That was not the case for the Sex Workers’ Art Show in the Multicultural Center.
Solid Defense Will Be Key for SB
After a successful three-game road swing, the UCSB men’s basketball team returns home this evening, hoping its road success will translate into a Thunderdome victory.
Are You Sure We’re Not in Aspen?
Deep in the heart of the Eastern Sierras lies the city of Mammoth Lakes: population 7,093, elevation 7,800 feet; 300 miles from either Los Angeles or San Francisco.
Cleanup Stops Contamination of Local Forest Contamination
Last night, as a crew of more than 80 people worked to clean up a recent 210-gallon oil spill at Tar Creek, a second 20-gallon leak was detected in the same pipeline running through the Los Padres National Forest.
Red Carpet Redux
Eleven days is a long time for a film festival. Some might say too long. By the end of the second week of the 22nd Annual Santa Barbara International Film Festival, filmmakers, fans, press and paparazzi were all feeling it –
Third Place Santa Barbara Looks to Continue Rebound
With Sunday’s win against UC Davis behind them, the UCSB women’s basketball team is now focusing on heading down the road to another Big West Championship.
Smoke Out Delivery Dude for Fast Food
A knock on my door usually means one of two things: Either the Chinese food delivery man finally found my address, or my dealer wants to show off the latest Big Buddha strain he just got off some bro downtown for hella cheap.
Leg Council Votes To Support Anti-War Strike
At a lengthy four-hour meeting, Associated Students Legislative Council passed one bill and approved three resolutions, including two concerning the war in Iraq.