UCSB Takes Out Hawaii for First Home Win
Home was good to Gaucho men’s tennis for the first time this season yesterday, as the #65 Gauchos defeated #48 Hawaii 5-2 for the team’s first home win of 2011.
Gauchos Handle Northridge at Home
The UCSB women’s basketball team defeated visiting Northridge 71-52 as it honored the squad’s seniors by continuing its six-game winning streak. Senior forwards Mekia Valentine and Margaret Johnson were both recognized by standing ovations from the crowd.
Gauchos Overcome Illness to Thwart ’49ers
After trailing for most of the game, the UCSB women’s basketball team was able to overcome Long Beach State’s defensive pressure on the way to a 74-70 home victory last night.
#3 UCSB to Face Pacific, Defending Champs Stanford on the Road
With four victories in the last five matches, the Gauchos travel to northern California to take on Pacific and defending national champion Stanford this weekend. Coming off a win over #2 BYU, #4 UCSB has an opportunity to make the conference playoffs for the first time since 2006.
Formerly Devout Discuss Reasons for Abandoning Faith
This week’s question: “What caused you to turn away from religion? How did you lose your faith?”
UCSB Takes Aim at Mustangs
The #57 UCSB women’s tennis team hosts rival #66 Cal Poly on Saturday in its first Big West match of the season before it travels to Malibu on Sunday to play #32 Pepperdine.
Channelkeeper Orders Water Responsibility
The Santa Barbara Channelkeeper issued a mandate to the city of Santa Barbara, insisting that the city’s waste processing system cease leaking sewage and comply with the federal government’s Clean Water Act.
Students Vote for Party Reps
The Democratic Process Party announced its candidates for the Associated Students Spring Quarter election ballot yesterday.
New Antioch University President Joins Faculty
Antioch University Santa Barbara will welcome its new president in a ceremony at the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History tomorrow at 2 p.m.
Institute on World Affairs Examines Issues
The Santa Barbara Institute on World Affairs will host its first panel discussion on various global issues at the Lobero Theatre tomorrow.