It seems to be the motif amongst among our university’s (and perhaps nation’s) self-proclaimed progressives, modernists and the like to adopt the ever-so-imperative characteristic of tolerance. The term has been christened by popular culture as the key to the social and moral success of our diverse nation. In addition, it has infiltrated its way into […]
Neither the UCSB women’s volleyball team nor UC Riverside stood to gain much from Saturday night’s match at the Thunderdome.
Tennis great Jimmy Connors was arrested outside the Thunderdome Friday as the Gauchos hosted top-ranked University of North Carolina.
Securing funding and tax breaks for churches and other groups that provide services to the homeless is direly important to the lives of those in need. It’s a step toward eliminating homelessness across the country. And although I don’t have an ounce of religiousness in me, I don’t distrust churches. If they happen to talk […]
When professor Guillermo Bazan holds a lecture in a high-tech facility in UCSB’s Engineering Sciences Building, students in a classroom halfway across America are also in attendance.
An estimated 3.5 million people experience homelessness in a given year. The number of homeless shelters being constructed has increased since last year and is expected to continue rising. Fortunately, through this dark tunnel of despair lies a glimpse of white light in the form of uncharacteristic cooperation and agreement between most Republicans and Democrats […]
Nearly three weeks after the last ballot was cast, the race for the 19th District State Senate seat remains undecided, though Republican Tony Strickland looks poised to eke out a close win.
Chuck Norris died yesterday. No he didn’t, I just made that up.
Tonight the UCSB men’s basketball team will face #1 University of North Carolina. The sold-out matchup is the first home game against a national #1 for the Gauchos since 1991 against UNLV.