Foot Patrol Lays Out All Hallow’s Eve Traffic Plan

Associated Students hosted an hour-long town hall meeting last night to discuss Halloween preparation in Isla Vista.

Beach Disco Bonanza

The crying shame about most American beaches is that they are damn cold when the sun goes down. We all love to frolic in the salty goodness and sandy stretches that beaches provide, sometimes without clothes and sometimes with board shorts and a surfboard to keep us gliding ecstatically through that blue wonderland. What Americans are missing out on, however, is the feeling of partying on a beach at night and sweating from the humid heat that never subsides in a tropical paradise. My cohorts and I spent last weekend at one of these majestic locales, because when the sun goes down, the subwoofers come out, and you are suddenly at a moonlit disco.

Everyone’s an Accidental Voyeur in Isla Vista

Unintentional voyeurism happens all the time in our little beachside community. I can personally attest to an impressively long and varied list of what I consider research and what authority figures consider “voyeurism.” But before you write me off as a Carrie Bradshaw wannabe with binoculars and some extra batteries, let’s play a little game.

SB Paces Through Pre-Nationals

Last Saturday, the UC Santa Barbara cross country team arrived in Terre Haute, Indiana to compete in the Pre-Nationals Invitational held at Indiana State. After a long day of running in the White Race, the men’s team finished the day in 13th place with
408 points while the women’s team finished in 32nd place with 849 points.

Collective Elects Yang as Chair

Chancellor Henry T. Yang was elected chair of the prestigious Association of American Universities yesterday.

Police Blotter

Fri., Oct. 16, 11:22 p.m. — A group of men gathered around an empty lot at the corner of Camino Del Sur and Trigo Road caught the attention of Isla Vista’s finest.

UCSB Dining Services Leads Charge to Go Green

UCSB Housing & Residential Services will host environmentally friendly events all week long in honor of national Campus Sustainability Day.

Library Stands Strong Despite Budget Woes

Having worked under strict budgetary limitations for years, UCSB’s Davidson Library is taking its financial cuts in stride.

Gauchos Split Pair in Weekend Action

In a pair of nonconference games this weekend, the #8 UC Santa Barbara men’s water polo team put a stop to its three-game losing streak but concluded their two-game swing in disappointing fashion. The Gauchos defeated #11 UC San Diego 9-7 on Friday before dropping a close 10-8 match with #9 UC Irvine on Saturday.

Looking for Cures to UC Budget Woes

Students are justifiably angry over my recent proposal to raise their fees by nearly a third over the next two years. I’m angry too.