UCSB Accepts Record Number of Freshmen
UCSB has admitted 22,168 incoming freshmen for the 2007-08 academic year – an applicant pool that is slightly smarter but also a bit less selective than in years past.
Gauchos Battle for Home Court
It will be a fond farewell tonight for nine of the seniors on the #5 UCSB men’s volleyball team.
Fraternity Boxing Tournament Called Off After 15 Years
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity’s infamous charity Fight Night has been cancelled this year due to its alleged misconduct – a move that may threaten a non-profit’s ability to run its program.
Local Representative Values Education
In February of this year, President Bush released his budget proposal for fiscal year 2008.
The ‘Pickup’ Truck
Recently in Texas a woman was indicted for manslaughter after falsely crying rape when her husband caught her and her lover screwing in the bed of a pickup truck, causing her husband to shoot the man.
Gauchos Shoot 13-Under
For a golfer, it doesn’t get much better than a wide-open course on a perfect day – the results from Santa Barbara’s own OGIO-Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Tournament on Monday and Tuesday sure reflected that.
Death by Director
Like any horror character worth its weight in kills, a successful horror film will keep coming back for more.
Pedro Nava Criticizes UC Budget Cuts
California assemblyman Pedro Nava accompanied the University of California Students Association at a press conference yesterday to decry recent UC budget cuts.
Nexus Publications Director Discusses Journalism, Duties
The day I arrived at UCSB to start work as publications director of the Daily Nexus, the paper’s lead story carried this headline: “Author to Delve into Motherhood for Men in Campus Lecture.”