City, County Settle Election Lawsuit
Last week, the City of Santa Barbara and Santa Barbara County settled a lawsuit and declared that the city will pay the county $50,000 for its upcoming elections instead of the original $240,000.
A.S. Notes Funding Inconsistencies
Following an allocation of $36,131.82 among 11 student groups, the Associated Students Finance Board held a closed session last night to discuss rules governing funding exceptions.
Art Program Supplies Creative Canvas for Kids
In an effort to bring out the inner Rembrandts of local youths, the Santa Barbara Museum of Art and the Police Activities League have joined forces to create an after school outreach program designed to cultivate interest and understanding in the arts.
Club Offers Disaster Training Classes
Giving more than just blood, the UCSB chapter of the American Red Cross Club will host a slew of events this week promoting disaster preparedness.
Weather
A cynic might say that I failed all of you by not warning you about the ash-storm that hit Isla Vista this weekend. However I feel that the blame lies elsewhere, specifically the firefighting profession. It’s the year 2007, are you telling me that as a society we can watch movies on our phones and […]
Sigma Nu Relay Dance-off
Sororities take part in a dance contest in I.V. Theater to raise money for charity on Saturday.
Armchair QB
Is there anything worse than having to listen to bandwagon Boston fans brag for another two weeks?
National Event Centers on Issue of Radical Islam
The controversy on campus all began with a warning from an ex-Marxist turned right-wing commentator.
Classroom Etiquette Gets Schooled Tips to Appease Your Classmates
Every class has that infuriating guy (or girl) whose class participation seems limited to aggravating everyone within a 20-desk radius.