Biologists Locate New Monitor Lizard Species
A recently discovered species of monitor lizard was reported last week in the journal Zootaxa by a team consisting of a UCSB professor and a Finnish researcher.
Arizona Acted Where U.S. Government Failed
Illegal immigration is a crisis that threatens the very sovereignty of our nation. While the United States is a nation of immigrants, it is also a nation of laws, governed by a constitution that gives the federal government authority to regulate citizenship. The American government is only responsible to Americans; it bears no legal or […]
New Legislation Blatantly Mandates Racism
Last week marked the passage of State Congressman Russell Pearce’s SB 1070, a bill legalizing the arrest of a person in Arizona if there is “reasonable suspicion” that the person is an illegal alien or a legal alien not in possession of registration documents.
Third-Year Santa Barbara Student Dies Abruptly
UCSB student Katherine Yuhas died on April 29 in her home in Isla Vista. She was 20 years old.
Voters Give Athletics a Red Card on Funding
Contrary to previous reports, students voted down the Intercollegiate Athletic Scholarships Fee in the recent election.
Anteaters Ace Gauchos in Round of Four
After two hard-fought matches, the UCSB women’s tennis team was eliminated from the semifinals of the Big West Championships by #3-seeded UC Irvine on Saturday.
SB Sinks in Semis
For the first time in four years, the #59 Gaucho men’s tennis team was unable to end the season with a win in the Big West Tournament in Indian Wells after losing to Cal Poly 4-3 in the semifinals on Saturday afternoon under breezy conditions.