Abysmal Extravaganza Organization Highlights Hypocrisy
On Saturday, May 15, thousands of inebriated students descended upon Harder Stadium to enjoy an afternoon of music and overpriced Monster.
“Robin Hood” An Enjoyable Experience, Despite Rough Spots
Unlike many of the other films based on the skilled archer, “Robin Hood” tells the back story of how the brave and honest soldier became an outlaw against the British monarchy.
Charles Mee’s “Iphigenia 2.0” Takes a New Look at the Greek Drama
Last Friday night, the doors of the Performing Arts Theatre were opened to audiences, kicking off a two-week run of Iphigenia 2.0.
AS Legislative Council Agrees to Fund Greek Advertising Campaign
Associated Students Legislative Council overturned a previous A.S. Finance Board decision and instead allocated $7,425 to the Interfraternity Council.
Sex Affair Shows Off Campus Resources
Condoms, candy and containers of lubricant littered the Student Resource Building lawn yesterday at the UCSB Sex Affair event.
Death of UCSB Student Stuns Friends and Family
UCSB student Andee Banrasavong died on May 5 in her home in Goleta. She was 22 years old.
Folk Ensemble Impresses Extravaganza Attendees
Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros lived up to their reputation, and brought their vintage, traveling folk band act to the stage in a most crowd-pleasing manner.
Bill Nye Visits UCSB, Blending Humor With a Serious Message
Last Wednesday night, Bill Nye the Science Guy walked out of the ’90s and onto the stage of Campbell Hall.
City Council Agrees to Limit Number of Marijuana Dispensaries
The Santa Barbara City Council approved revisions to its existing medical marijuana ordinance, capping the number of medical marijuana dispensaries in the city.
Boots Riley to Appear at Del Playa Concert Tonight
In his 20-odd years in the hip hop game, Raymond “Boots” Riley has always strived to deliver a message of sociopolitical awareness.