ACROSS
1. Professional journey explored at UCSB's Gaucho fairs |
5. Drink that can be DoorDashed |
10. Free in the dorms |
11. Software primarily used by the AlloSphere Research Group |
12. Weather phenomena sporadically occurring in the Winter and Spring at UCSB |
13. Horror show usually drawing large crowds and featuring a shadow cast |
15. Action on an annoying bug at UCSB dorms |
17. Society that elected professor emerita Brenda Major in May |
19. What a student who pulls an all-nighter during finals week does afterward |
21. Job of the professional staff at the Associated Students Legal Resource Center who help students with legal advice |
22. A _______ (model of excellence) of a student |
23. To soothe the mind, like a Devereux Beach visit |
25. Position played by former UCSB soccer player Leroy Zeller, who recently signed with Alemannia Aachen |
28. Forty-five of these life-saving devices are provided on UCSB’s campus, courtesy of UCSB’s Heart Saver Programming |
30. Type of noodles offered by Yoshinoya at the Courtyard Cafe |
31. Job held by student CLAS workers |
32. Former dean of the Purdue University College of Engineering |
35. Trendy, like a new craze at UCSB |
36. Mark left behind, like UCSB's impact on its graduates |
37. Role of each of the people who designed this newspaper |
38. Type of seven trees planted in Storke Plaza through the Urban Orchard Project |
DOWN
2. A sign or omen, often looked for by UCSB students before exams |
3. Adjective to describe one’s time at UCSB |
4. The ______ UCSB is located in is Southern California |
5. Quick bites bought from the Arbor |
6. Not aesthetically pleasing, like some UCSB dorm rooms by the year’s end |
7. Don’t stop _______ across the bike path |
8. Blades wielded by warriors, like those studied in history class |
9. The friend who alleviates your stress during finals week |
14. Shrunken Heads’ musical performed in the Lotte Lehmann Concert Hall |
16. Tech company whose software the Campus Store offers troubleshooting diagnostics and repairs for |
18. Small boat, sometimes paddled on UCSB's lagoon |
20. ___’s To Go is located near Blenders and Hana Kitchen |
21. Type of report updated by the UCSB Police Department for daily crimes and fires |
23. Best place to smoke in Isla Vista |
24. The streets of Del Playa Drive on Friday nights |
26. Renting out properties, common for owners of off-campus housing |
27. Top floor in the library |
28. Job of Maxine Hong Kingston, who spoke at the UCSB MultiCultural Center about writing, family and activism on April 20 |
29. You would never catch a young Caesar dead at ______’s Pizza |
33. A subtle clue, occasionally given by professors during exams |
34. Indian restaurant in Downtown Santa Barbara |
Andrew Tolu contributed to clue creation.
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