Demonstrator Faces Hang Up
A UCSB alumna claims she was verbally assaulted yesterday as she placed wire hangers on campus for an abortion demonstration that criticized the Pro-Life views of U.S. Senate candidate Carly Fiorina.
Funding Bestowed Upon Enthusiastic School Clubs
The Associated Students Finance Board doled out over $28,000 to 12 different student organizations and left last night’s meeting with $32,248 remaining in its fall unallocated budget.
Weekend Wrap-Up
The Isla Vista Foot Patrol arrested 17 people, issued over 30 citations and responded to cases of sexual battery, physical assault and theft this weekend.
Ambitious Entrepreneurs Challenge Special Interests
California sits between a rock and a hard place, but according to some at the Daily Nexus, it’s going to take the same leaders and the same polices to get us out of the current mess.
SB City Council To Tackle Local Density Dilemma
The Santa Barbara City Council will hold a meeting today and tomorrow to review its twenty-year city development plan and determine the region’s future housing, transportation and environmental policies.
Fall Season Continues With ITA West Regional Championships in San Diego
The top four players on the UCSB women’s tennis team competed in the 2010 ITA Southwest Regional hosted in San Diego, Calif. this weekend. The Gauchos managed to win a pair of early matches, but eventually found themselves in a hole in a regional tournament that was dominated by USC and competition from the rest of the Pac-10.
Men’s Volleyball Kicks off Preseason With Winning Record in Weekend Tourney
The UCSB men’s volleyball team finished with a 3-2 record this weekend in a two-day, six-team preseason tournament at USC, good for second behind undefeated USC, and tied 3-2 with Long Beach State.
Swim and Dive Opens 2010-11 Season With Dual Meet
The UCSB women’s swim team dove into the pool for practice Monday after coming off a successful weekend meet at UCLA, where the squad beat Oregon State 192-190 before losing to UCLA 156-98.
Trick or Treat Me Right Carnival
RPEP and the Women’s Center Present the Trick or Treat Me Right Halloween Carnival.
Cannabis Capitalism Deserves Freedom to Profit
Let’s talk about profit. The Santa Barbara Sheriff’s Dept. recently raided the local medical marijuana dispensary Helping Hands Wellness Center to confiscate a hundred pounds of pot, over a thousand cannabis plants and twenty grand in cash. The narcotics detectives seized the weed products because, as Public Information Officer Drew Sugars said, the Compassionate Use […]