So… IT’S MY BIRTHDAY! Good ol’ 4/20.
Gubernatorial candidate Jerry Brown will make a campaign appearance at UCSB next Monday, marking his first stop on a college campus this year.
The “Net neutrality” debate is an abstract and misled argument where contrarians pit the free market theories of Adam Smith against the regulatory theories of Karl Marx in an attempt to determine if and how the Internet can be regulated.
The UCSB women’s water polo team closed out its season with another disappointing conference loss. After starting out 2-0 in the Big West, Santa Barbara stumbled to a final 3-2 league record to take the third seed in next week’s conference tournament.
Playboy Magazine has named UCSB the number eight party school in the nation.
Two weeks ago a federal appeals court ruled in a 3-0 decision against Net neutrality, the Federal Communication Commission’s latest scheme to control the content delivered by Internet Service Providers.
After winning matches against Sacramento State and #73 San Francisco on Saturday and Sunday, the #60 UCSB men’s tennis team ended its regular season with a 13-10 record and the fourth seed in the Big West heading into the conference tournament, which begins on April 30 and spans three days in the grueling desert heat of Indian Wells.
Grey whale mothers and their newborn calves are currently making their annual migration north through the Santa Barbara Channel, providing ample opportunities to spot the massive marine mammals.
In its last two matches of the regular season, the UCSB women’s tennis team took care of business, ensuring themselves the #2 seed in the upcoming Big West Championships. Santa Barbara swept Portland on Friday before taking care of UC Riverside on Senior Day on Sunday. The Gauchos finish their season 12-10 overall, with a 6-2 conference record that puts them in a three-way tie for second place within the Big West.
Isla Vista businesses will contribute to sustainable initiatives throughout the week in an effort to increase environmental practices.