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Psychoanalysist Lucy Van Pelt once said, “I never made a mistake in my life. I thought I did once, but I was wrong.” Peanuts to that.
Carcass Draws Spectators, Scientists
Just what do you do with a 30-foot whale, literally dead in the water, tossing and turning in the surf and high tides below the bluffs of Isla Vista?
UCSB Tries to Get Ball Rolling
A break from conference play may be just what the UCSB softball team needs right now.
Old, Young Disagree in DRM Debate
As more and more media, beginning with music and now video, becomes distributed over the Internet, problems begin to surface.
Rescuers Assist Drowning Man
The Santa Barbara County Fire Dept. had to forcibly rescue an adult male boater yesterday – who swam out to sea, away from his rescuers – after his small sailboat capsized and washed onto the west end of Goleta Beach.
The Making of the Perfect MLB Fantasy Team: Part One
When April rolls around, you can either choose to view it as “that stressful month when the taxes are due” or as “that blissful month when America’s pastime officially gets underway.”
Eminent Domain Law Is Unjust, Dangerous
Were you aware that you live in a country that can seize your private property if it deems it appropriate?
UCSB Students Face Possible Litigation for File Downloading
The Recording Industry Association of America has revealed a new tactic in its war against illegal file sharing aimed at those using peer-to-peer software on college campuses – and two UCSB students have already being targeted.