I lean back and imagine the remote in my hand controls one of those ritzy TiVo or DVR devices, and I rewind. As I do so — and I never thought I’d say this about watching CNN in reverse — I traversed the drearier half of the spectrum of human emotion.
A federal court said living in a Goleta trailer park might have been a financial bonanza for residents, ruling that a local rent control ordinance set the price of mobile homes too low.
Right or left, everyone acknowledges the insanity of letting this man acquire nuclear weapon technology, but have Obama’s policies effectively deterred Iranian nuclear pursuits?
Carol Greider, who graduated from UCSB as an undergraduate in 1983, was named the recipient of the 2009 Nobel Prize for physiology or medicine yesterday for her contributions to cancer research.
UCSB labor historian Nelson Lichtenstein, the author of a recent book on Wal-Mart, will discuss the retail giant’s impact on American economics today in a symbolically chosen empty retail space in Goleta.
During last night’s three and a half hour meeting A.S. Finance Board allotted $19,687 of its Fall Quarter budget to eight student organizations.
Where did I leave my bike last night?
Did I leave it at a bar? Did I leave it near or far?
With 10,114 fans and a national television audience to bear witness, the UCSB men’s soccer team slammed #9 Indiana 3-0 at home, and in doing so established themselves as a force to be reckoned with on the college soccer scene.
University of California President Mark G. Yudof sat down for a talk with reporters from various UC student newspapers this Saturday to discuss the obstacles confronting the university.
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