Grammar Nazi Joins Word Reich
Dateline: Jan. 20, 2009. Washington, D.C. Motor vehicles chafe the streets while eager pilgrims weave in and out of parked cars. The air is solid ice, the frosty chill permeating even the thickest winter coats. Towering trees, devoid of leaves, stand stock still, stark against the grey clouds. Spectators chatter excitedly with the media, their […]
SB Shut Out Indoors
The UCSB men’s tennis team dropped both their matches in the NCAA National Team Indoor Tournament this weekend to continue their opening slump against ranked opponents.
Major To Close Due to Budget
In the face of inadequate funding, the UCSB Law & Society Dept. has made plans to shut down the major.
Cops Cannot Stop Quality Entertainment
It’s the end of the month, and the cops can’t seem to scribble out tickets fast enough. I’ve seen them waving down bikers in Isla Vista and perched along the bike paths on campus, ready to pounce on skateboarders. The man in blue seems to be in a state of frenzy. A long time ago, […]
Tired Gauchos Drop Four
After starting the season on fire, the UCSB men’s roller hockey team had their worst outing of the year, going 1-4 at the Western Collegiate Roller Hockey League All-Star Weekend Tournament last weekend, with their lone win coming in an exhibition game against nonconference opponent Colorado State.
Protesters Rally Against Bail Decision
More than 50 student activists and community members marched in protest of the $3 million bail set for the killer of Oscar Grant yesterday.
Santa Barbara Playing Strong
On Sunday the UCSB women’s club lacrosse team traveled to Berkeley for Cal Play-Day, during which they competed in a series of four 25-minute skirmishes against three Division I lacrosse teams and one team from the Western Women’s Lacrosse League.
A.S. Discusses Funding Issues
Associated Students Finance Board distributed $28,831.42 to 13 student organizations at last night’s four-and-a-half-hour meeting.
UCSB Slows Williams
The UCSB Black Tide took on visiting Williams College for the first time in team history on Friday, and did not back down against the East Coast powerhouse.
Members Reject Drilling Project
The California State Lands Commission shot down a historic offshore oil lease Thursday despite widespread support for the proposal from community members and environmental groups.