‘Chos Trap Tigers Again
The Gaucho men’s basketball team accomplished more than just a win over Pacific on Thursday night.
Tennis Opens at Home
The UCSB women’s tennis team will be back in action this weekend with their first home matches of the season. The Gauchos will play back-to-back matches against non-conference opponents, taking on Fresno Pacific on Saturday, before facing CSU Bakersfield on Sunday.
Weak State Finances Halt Renovations on Campus
In his proposed 2010-11 budget, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger did not include funding for any University of California capital construction projects, which would halt nearly all state-funded UC construction next year.
SB Struggles for Clear Headcount
Local officials are scrambling to prepare Santa Barbara County for the 23rd U.S. Census, which will commence on April 1.
Amidst Allegations, A.S. Closes Meeting
The Associated Students Legislative Council held a closed meeting for the second week in a row last night, following claims of major property damage to a villa during a student government retreat.
A.S. Abuses Require Personal Recompense
A.S. members need to grow up and figure out how to act their age. They are adults and do not deserve to be babied. If they want to use money that you and I give the university to buy booze and spend their weekends in a $750 per night villa — and I don’t know about you, but I’ve never spent the night in a villa before in my life — then we need to hold them civilly accountable and criminally liable if they trash a rental house and decide to use student fees to pay for the thousands of dollars in damages they owe.
Ingrid Michaelson Live
If you bought tickets to Ingrid Michaelson’s concert last Saturday night thinking you were her only fans (I’m talking about you, annoying girls in line in front of me), you were immediately proven wrong. The line for the show went all the way from the Hub’s main entrance to Storke Tower. It’s obvious that word of Ingrid Michaelson’s talent is known among UCSB coeds, making a ticket to her concert last Saturday night a hot commodity.
UCSB Tries Tiger-Taming
Halfway through the Big West season, UCSB finds itself mired in the middle — its current 4-4 record a far cry from the conference domination it has enjoyed in recent years.
Suck on This
So I just realized, why, when you’re trying to insult someone, do you call them a “cock-sucker”?
New Bill May Cap Fees
A California state legislator proposed a constitutional amendment Monday to impose a cap on any tuition increases at public universities.