City Seeks to Cut Crime, Limit Gang Interactions
The Santa Barbara Police Dept. will serve an injunction to 30 individual alleged gang members in hopes of reducing gang-related crime throughout the city.
Arts & Lectures Series Thanks Supporters
Starting today, UCSB’s Arts & Lectures is offering a free, week-long chain of screenings and performances for the “Student Appreciation Free Event Series.”
Sex Columnist Kisses a Girl and Likes It: The Beauty of Exploration
Doctor, here are my symptoms: I am confused, I’m questioning my identity and ability to reason and my genitals are swelling up like an ocean wave at the sight of a hot chick.
UC Fights For Pell Grants
University of California President Mark G. Yudof and UC Student Association President Claudia Magaña have joined forces to combat potential cuts to the Federal Pell Grant Program.
AQB: On Barry Bonds’ Steroids Trial
According to ESPN.com, Barry Bonds thought his Giants team trainers were “spies.” What, like James Bond?
Gauchos Travel to LMU to Take on Lions
After winning one of its most difficult games of the year against #23 Oregon State on Sunday, the UCSB baseball team looks to build a winning streak as its road trip comes to an end with a game today against Loyola Marymount.
Nuglets of Wisdom: Summer Heat Cools Waves
At some dreadful point this quarter the waves will start to trickle to a gradual calm until we’ve reached the summer lull, when swells large enough to generate decent surf are a rarity.
Dominant Bruins Prove Too Much for Gauchos
UCSB softball was unable to snap its five-game losing streak yesterday, dropping both games in a doubleheader to #7 UCLA by scores of 12-2 and 10-4 at Easton Stadium.
Biocontrol Beetle Beats Back Problematic Plant Species
According to a recent study, in which two UCSB scientists were collaborating authors, the troublesome invasion of the tamarisk — a non-native tree which has overrun rivers in the western U.S. — can be controlled through defoliation via beetle.
Assault Suspect Faces Charges
According to county law enforcement, the suspect, 19-year-old Quincy Lamar Brown, allegedly began his crime spree on the 6700 block of Sabado Tarde by breaking into a residence and attempting to sexually assault two women inside.