Research Sheds Light on Saving Time, Resources
According to a recent UCSB study, proponents of daylight saving time are not only wasting their time, but losing money, too.
UCSB Faces Some of Nation’s Best
One week after falling to #1 UCLA, the #17 UCSB women’s water polo team continue their tough conference schedule when #2 Stanford and #8 San Jose State come into town this weekend, before heading to San Diego to take on SDSU on Sunday.
Gauchos Look to Shine in Lone Star State
A couple big innings from the Gaucho offense and a well-pitched debut from one of their young arms led the UCSB Baseball team to an impressive 9-3 victory over visiting Cal State Northridge. With the win, the Gauchos (7-3 overall) remain undefeated at Caesar Uyesaka Stadium and will go into their weekend series with Houston University riding a four-game winning streak.
UCSB Makes Quick Stop at Home Before Road Swing
When you compete well at home and in beautiful weather, it’s hard not to want to have every game there.
SB Faces Anteaters in Search of Big West Conference Upset
After division rival Cal Poly (6-3) upset the UCSB men’s tennis (3-4) team last Sunday, the Gauchos look to bounce back against #53 UC Irvine on Saturday at 1 p.m. and UC Riverside (2-6) on Sunday at noon.
Santa Barbara Looks to Piece Together Wins at Peace Meet
This weekend the UCSB track and field team will be running for more than just fast times – as the Gauchos will be running for peace when they travel to Aliso Viejo, Ca. for the third annual “Soka University Peace Invitational.”
Dance! Dance!
Dear Dance Team, We’re honored that you like our creepy signs, and we meant every word. For more signs, please visit our room at the Anaheim Crowne Plaza during the Big West Tournament… Love, the Sports Eds
“I Remember, I Remember When I Lost My Mind”
First, thanks to those of you who responded to my request yesterday for getting some questions for an “Ask the ‘Human” piece. Don’t hesitate to keep them coming.
UCPD Looks Into Vandalism From Anti-War Protest
Three weeks after the original incidents occurred, the University of California Police Dept. is still investigating nearly $2,915 in damages that allegedly resulted from February’s anti-war protest.