Gauchos Take On Tigers in Thunderdome
At this time last season, the Gauchos beat Pacific to begin a six-game winning streak that propelled the team to a Big West Championship and an NCAA tournament berth. Tonight, the Gauchos have the same chance against the Tigers (12-9 overall, 4-4 Big West) at the Thunderdome in a nationally televised game on ESPNU.
The Stakes Are High
UC Administrators and State Leaders Gamble with Higher Education…
Students Mourn High Palestinian Death Toll in Gaza Strip
After the end of Gaza Awareness Week, I noticed the influx of apologies for the Israeli government in the Opinion section.
Egyptian Revolution Replaces U.S. Backed Cold War Stooge
It’s not every day that your Egyptian Facebook friend claims: “So many gun shots at night. GOD help us,” and “‘Army and people one hand’: that is the welcoming from the people to the Army, downtown and everywhere all over Egypt.”
Going Down Onto the Finer Techniques of Fellatio
Warning: The following content may contain offensive material and be inappropriate for, say, my parents. Seriously, just stop now, Mom and Dad — this isn’t helping any of us.
UC Affiliates Flee an Unstable Egypt
A group of 19 University of California students, five of whom attend UCSB, were evacuated from their study abroad programs in Egypt yesterday following the State Dept.’s release of a travel advisory for the area.
Coming School Year To Offer More Fiscal Aid
Students across the UC system could potentially receive more financial aid next academic year than ever before.
Proposal Reduces Federal Spending on Students
The federal government funded the University of California, Santa Barbara $42,020,658 in federal grants throughout the 2010 fiscal year under the Recovery Acts Project.
Proposed Cuts to Cost UC Millions
UCSB will have to slash around $40 million from its budget in the upcoming academic year.
UC Staffers Cushion Blow of Budget Woe
Although the university has coped with a smaller budget and preserved essential services through staff cuts, hiring freezes, reductions in operating hours and departmental consolidations, these cutbacks may no longer be enough.