A.S. Grants Funds to Student Groups
During last night’s five-hour meeting, the Associated Students Finance Board distributed $12,035.60 to nine student groups, leaving $391,440.47 in unallocated funds for the year.
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Fri., Oct. 3, 11:16 p.m. — An officer stationed at the corner of Del Playa Drive and Camino Pescadero witnessed an intoxicated male kick the rear panel of a moving vehicle.
SB Splits in Home-Opening Weekend
This weekend was a study in contrasts for the UCSB women’s volleyball team (7-8 overall).
Bottaro Explains His “Spunk” Column, Apologizes for Misunderstandings
Apparently Isla Vista has not only lost its spunk: It has lost its sense of humor as well. By the way, if you are looking for another racy article, you can stop here. This one can’t afford it, apparently.
Isla Vista Deserves a Revamp
Every time I read in the Nexus about the Isla Vista Master Plan, pedal through Pardall Road on my way to class and see protesting signs, or when one of my friends invites me via Facebook to one of the anti-Isla Vista Master Plan groups, I can’t help but roll my eyes.
Every Little Thing
The Weathermate and I got in a big fight last week… something about “sleeping with other ‘humans.’” Anyway, in an effort to make it up to the ‘mate, I put together a real nice meal on Saturday night. I even made a mix tape. When “Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic” came on, I […]
Bearman Supports Pappas in Election
Former candidate Dr. David Bearman has officially endorsed Steve Pappas for 3rd District Supervisor in the upcoming November election.
Gauchos Open Big West Play With Win
The Big West season finally started for the Gauchos on Saturday, and they did not disappoint. UCSB came from behind to win 2-1 against a fiery UC Irvine squad, handing the Anteaters their first loss of the season. As if that was not hard enough, Santa Barbara was forced to do it while shorthanded for 43 minutes.
Best Health Care Result of Healthy Competition
John McCain versus Barack Obama. White versus black. Oldie versus newbie. Veteran versus rookie. Call it what you want, but this year’s ticket holds two of the most polar opposite candidates you can imagine. With each political stance, from the war in Iraq to the economy, about the only thing these guys actually agree on […]
Surf Team Looks for Fresh Talent
The UCSB surf team held tryouts on the beach below the 6500 block of Del Playa Drive yesterday, with team leaders hoping to recruit some fresh talent for the upcoming season. With 11 national titles already on board, the reigning National Scholastic Surfing Association college champions have a strong record to maintain this year. Still, […]