Month: April 2010

Science & Tech

Receptors Keep Neural Stem Cells From Getting Dropped

April 6, 2010 by Nader Heidari

An insulin-like signal has been found to be necessary for stem cells to continue existing in the brain, opening doors for scientists who want to find ways to repair cerebral injuries using the pluripotent organisms.

Weather

Tearin’ Into Toyota

April 6, 2010 by The Weatherhuman

So the federal government is suing Toyota for $16.4 million dollars, claiming the company withheld information about their faulty systems for four months following discovery.

News

Two New Parties Enter Campaign

April 6, 2010 by Maane Khatchatourian

Beginning next week, students on campus will be greeted by a flurry of posters and banners marking the official commencement of the Associated Students Spring Election season.

Sports

UCSB Romps Big West Rivals

April 6, 2010 by Ryan Eagleson

The #12 UCSB women's water polo team got everything they wanted and more from this past weekend, defeating storied adversary Long Beach 6-4 on Friday before dominating Irvine 13-7 on Saturday to extend their winning streak to six consecutiv...

Opinion

Republicans Reject Oil Plan Olive Branches

April 6, 2010 by Jamie Silverstein

“The Republicans won’t budge on Energy and Climate Legislation,” said Axelrod. “We don’t have the votes for cap-and-trade,” said Jarrett. “It’s a *&#*#ing lost *@!*^ing cause,” echo...