Cypress Tree Falls on Three Visitors Touring UCSB Campus
A falling tree near Campus Point hit and trapped a visiting San Diego high school student last Thursday when she was touring UCSB as a prospective college.
Washington Chops Down Santa Barbara
The UCSB women’s tennis team went on a three-game road trip in Washington State this weekend, but lost two of the three games it played.
Columnist Reviews Bathrooms
Not wanting or even needing to thrash Associated Students any further this week, I was without an idea for a column.
Board to Run
“An individual is really at his finest when involved in a campaign,” Former A.S. President and Reagan speechwriter Ken Khachigian says in an interview printed in today’s paper.
‘It Affects Me’ Rally Concludes Week of Anti-Rape Education
Today is the last day students will be handing out those bright blue “It Affects Me” shirts, as the annual campaign against sexual violence draws to a close today after a weeklong run.
SB Seeks First Big West Win
After triumphing over yet another ranked opponent this season, the UC Santa Barbara softball team now prepares for a future conference adversary.
TGIF Organizers Forget University’s Past Efforts
Last year, UCSB students and administrators alike gave the entire campus an elaborate sob story that portrayed the University of California as an obese, chain-smoking “Captain Planet” Eco-Villain who bathes in oil and turns a blind eye to our world’s growing environmental problems.
Former A.S. President Recounts Career
The 1965-1966 UCSB Associated Students President Ken Khachigian has been highly influential in the political arena, serving in the Nixon administration and as a speechwriter for President Ronald Reagan.
UCSB Aims to Prove Worth With Playoff Seeding In Air
This weekend stands as an important stretch of the season for the UCSB men’s tennis team as it hosts two key conference matches.